How to find a job in Arizona

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expat.comYour favourite team24 June 2008 11:23:53

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Hi,

Are you an expat living in Arizona? Let's share your experience!

What is the best way to find a job in Arizona?

The Internet? Please tell us which are the most useful / effective websites for job seekers in Arizona.

Recruitment agencies? Have you got their contact?

Newspapers? Which ones?

organizations?

Thanks in advance for your participation

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Ntalaluka Member

Member since 02 December 2010

NtalalukaMember04 June 2011 23:56:33

Waiting for the same information.

nancyharger Member

Member since 23 March 2011

nancyhargerMember01 July 2011 06:36:45

Internet is the best option now a days...

twostep Serial expat

Member since 01 July 2011

twostepSerial expat01 July 2011 17:44:26

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Networking is the way to go. From LinkedIn to professional associations. It is all about who do you know.

happy2beinindia Contributor

Member since 17 October 2009

happy2beinindiaContributor17 June 2013 20:25:12

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The economy has collapsed in Arizona. It is very hard to find a job unless you are already legally eligible for employment. Most employers can't offer you sponsorship because they have to be able to prove they can't find an American who can do the job. With so many Americans out of work they could find one.

One of my friends who was a teacher working on a sponsored visa just got dismissed because there are American teachers without jobs that can be hired so her visa was not renewed.

I am now working overseas because I could not find a vacant job in Arizona and I could not sell my house because the real estate market also crashed.

These are tough economic times and I wish everyone the best of luck in their job searches.

javper59 Member

Member since 13 December 2013

javper59Member13 December 2013 18:13:12

No sorry, Im not an expat living in Arizona. Im a person who wants to work in Arizona, im living in Culiacan, Sinaloa Mexico and im hunting for job in Arizona
Im agronomist and have skills in automotive business, sales, aftersales, body shop
The economy in my country is bad and is very hard to get a good job for a professional like me

lotfi123dz New member

Member since 11 November 2013

lotfi123dzNew member26 December 2013 11:56:52

Hello everybody,Who can help us to travel and get a job?

usmc_mv ViP

Member since 14 June 2013

usmc_mvViP26 December 2013 14:30:11

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This sticky will give you a great start:

https://www.expat.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=313638

mugtech ViP

Member since 08 September 2012

mugtechViP28 December 2013 14:48:51

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twostep wrote:
Networking is the way to go. From LinkedIn to professional associations. It is all about who do you know.

Linkedin is a joke, anyone can put on anything they please, and then they all refer you to each other. You can get better info on Angie's List.

usmc_mv ViP

Member since 14 June 2013

usmc_mvViP05 January 2014 12:39:16

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mugtech wrote:
twostep wrote:
Networking is the way to go. From LinkedIn to professional associations. It is all about who do you know.

Linkedin is a joke, anyone can put on anything they please, and then they all refer you to each other. You can get better info on Angie's List.

Actually, I used to agree with you - mainly because I don't like the privacy settings. However, I recently found a job with it so it actually has some benefit.