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Originally Posted by beingoflight
Been in management for some of the top resorts in the world for some time already, been involved in the industry since 14 years old and worked hard as hell to make it without college, im 25 now.
Which is why all of this is driving me nuts, Im radically dedicated to what i do to just lose it all just like that after so much effort. |
Of course that would mean that if we do get legalized at some point, you'd probably be left out.
Another thing you could do is branch into other types of management that might be more marketable. Or maybe get certified? Having that piece of paper that says you went to school for something, as worthless as it actually is in reality, might give you a leg up when job shopping.
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Originally Posted by anon.nona
You are in a tough spot. What I would try to do if I were you is pro-actively move to your home country. What I mean by that is, TOP resorts in the world must have a global presence, so keep an eye out for an opening.
Of course that would mean that if we do get legalized at some point, you'd probably be left out. Another thing you could do is branch into other types of management that might be more marketable. Or maybe get certified? Having that piece of paper that says you went to school for something, as worthless as it actually is in reality, might give you a leg up when job shopping. |
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Originally Posted by beingoflight
Got a few awards and certifications related to the industry already, but goddamn pay grade at my home country for what i can do is like minimum wage here and it just aint worth the stress and dedication for such sh!t pay lol
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Originally Posted by anon.nona
Us Software Engineers have the world at our fingertips. Get a year of experience in, then move to a top 50 company. They will help build up your resume and make you marketable pretty much anywhere. I've been in the industry since DACA came about. With 6 years of experience now, I can go back to my country or any country and find a good job in no time, probably even before moving.
I would also recommend that you aim to work for companies with a presence in your home country, that way if things go south, just transfer. That's what I do |
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Originally Posted by jorgeag92
Man..my home country doesnt have software engineering jobs. Just basic web dev lmao. I think I will be jobless there.
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Take cost of living into consideration. My pay would go down by about 3/4 if I move back my country, Mexico. But I'd still be able to afford pretty much the same things
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Originally Posted by beingoflight
Yeah, of course i took my cost of living into consideration and the pay is just not enough, this is why sometimes i say that i rather die than going back, saw my parents go trough that sht and living that again is something that i wont go through again nor make my children(if i ever have them) go through.
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That's tough. What's the plan? I guess you could try saving up become an entrepreneur. My family members run their businesses, some do better than I do. Running their own restaurants, real state companies, construction companies. They've done all this without DACA. Maybe think about opening up your own hotel?
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If DACA gets fixed all my problems would basically dissapear.
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