Finding a job in California is not easy. Some people asks friends, others search on the Internet. We know where and how to find a job in this state and are ready to share this with you!
The US labor market is one of the most competitive in the world. The unemployment rate is usually kept in the region of 4-4.5%. There are many ways to find a job in California. We will list them below.
The main resources to look out for are the US Department of Labor and the US Government Portal. Here you can see not only suitable vacancies but also training courses.
The best job search option is using marinemployment.org. This is a huge international portal for finding a job in California. We have a wide base of vacancies – from a janitor to a top manager and a branch manager. Our portal allows you not only to find a suitable job but also to post a resume.
In addition to a large list of vacancies, our website offers useful information on California state jobs.
A good way to find a job in California is to send your resume to one of the large local corporations, for example, Ford Motor, Hewlett-Packard, Chevron, Procter & Gamble, J P Morgan Chase & Co.
It is worth paying attention to large companies because they constantly need specialists.
Don’t neglect periodicals to find a job. Pay attention to the largest newspapers. Good options for searches are:
There are hundreds of recruiting companies in the US for Clifornia state job search. For a certain fee, they will help you quickly find a suitable job in California. When choosing one of them, be sure to check for a license to carry out such activities and do not forget to read the agreement that is concluded with you.
Choose a company that takes payment for the services rendered after the fact. If the recruiting agency turns out to be a scammer, you have the right to file a complaint with the State Consumer Protection Office.
This is a laborious but effective way. Monitor ads in shopping malls, catering establishments, salons and hotels. If the company does not have a corresponding board, contact the administrator or manager. If you are interested, you will be given the manager’s phone number and an appointment date for the interview.
You can start internships only in organizations officially registered in the country. Two categories of people can participate in these programs:
The main advantages of such work are experience and the acquisition of professional skills. At the end of your internship, your employer may give you a letter of recommendation.
You can search for a suitable company or program on your own, or choose a sponsoring organization on the State Department’s website that will help you find a good deal for a fee. Next, you fill out a questionnaire, which is considered within a month. They select a suitable program for you and send an invitation.
Here are some of the available jobs from California job board you can apply for now:
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