I can't speak for much on the work prospects, but I can tell you that
getting a work permit for the USA is an awful lot of hard work.
I arrived here in December 2003 with the intention of looking around as
a tourist for a month or so. Once I was here I decided to stay and
looked at options for
Just a thought, you may want to talk with Erika Walker of ruwebby.com
or her husband Phil Arnold about this, they've been back and forth
across the Atlantic from England more than a couple of times. So they
might be able to give some advise.
One thing you may want to check on is the availability
And the northeast. Stick to the mid-east for CF work.
At 12:49 PM 4/26/2005, you wrote:
>Seems to me that the most opportunities for CF right now are on the east
>coast, especially working for government agencies. The south is another hot
>area, but the west and southwest are slim currently.
Seems to me that the most opportunities for CF right now are on the east
coast, especially working for government agencies. The south is another hot
area, but the west and southwest are slim currently.
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> From: Adrian Lynch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Hello all, I'm self employeed in the UK. Like most people
> here, a trip to America is always on my mind.
Howdy :)
> What do you think the prospects would be for someone coming
> over to the US to work as a CFer o
Hello all, I'm self employeed in the UK. Like most people here, a trip to
America is always on my mind.
What do you think the prospects would be for someone coming over to the US
to work as a CFer on a contract basis? I'm by no means under worked at the
moment, but I like the idea of combining a h
