When it comes to job hunt, i feel so bad.
Specially when i apply through angels.co

Like wait a second before you reject my CV or my application just talk to me.

Take a look on my projects, my will to do, my interest.

Damn i feel so desperate sometimes i feel like they are not real job vacancies just someone messing around.

I feel your bro.

The Hiring People Industrial Complex is brutal.

Everything is opaque, decisions seem random, brutal stuff.

Hang in there man.

@N00bPancakes like it's more a need. Other than a simple request.
I should never give up

@F1973 well in my country it's a need, we are living a very shitty economical crisis. And i have to leave asap.
If you are wondering where i am from, i am from lebanon

@F1973 lol, thanks man i really appreciate your help. See that a quite a need more than a normal request.

Well i am trying my best, i am just waiting for them to call to ace the interview. They are not even willing to take this initiative.

Hopefully soon. Let's wish for it

@F1973 what's your linkedin so we can connect and share with you my cv so you can judge

@Mb3leb If you are looking at angel.co many of the companies there are American startups, so it helps to put your Visa status or work authorization on your resume. I had to do that and got a noticeable change in my response rates. This was 3 years ago, not sure if much has changed since then.

They're not likely to hire people for whom they have to submit visa paperwork. If you need that, then I suggest you look at bigger firms like Cisco, VMWare, etc.

And condolences if you are in mourning right now.

@justamuslimguy thanks man i really appreciate your words.

But i live in Lebanon, and definitely i need visa and paper work job. That's why i am searching for any company that cover visa sponsorship before applying

@Mb3leb Did you do college or masters in US? If not it will be very tough, but here are some companies I remember which filled many H1B visa requests:

SAP,
Cisco,
VMWare,
Juniper Networks,
F5,
Palo Alto Networks,
HP,
IBM,
MS,FB,apple,Google also but those are well known

@justamuslimguy well i should consider your options. Thanks a lot

@justamuslimguy
Europe is probably an easier jump. there's a lot more competition for h1b jobs.

I feel you right now, tired of "thank you, but unfortunately" emails

@F1973 I'm scared there's a day I'm starting to delete any emails that started with "Thank you for" lol

@F1973
He's from lebanon. He'll have to compete with a flood from India and China.

If he gets hired by a german company, f/e, getting a visa is much easier and not tidally locked to the application window for a given year. They also don't even have skilled labor standards for IT jobs. That is objectively easier and statistically more likely to succeed.

@F1973
I don't think it's a good comparison. You're in a country with a pipeline that outperforms its application rate to the US annually by 7% in terms of awards. Everyone else fights for the scraps in that process, even china is a distant second.

@SortOfTested well your comments are giving me hope. Thanks a lot

@F1973
Let's just move on, this about helping leb-anon, not the price of biryani in Karnataka 😋

@Mb3leb I'm sure you've thought a lot but another option is Dubai/Saudi/other gulf countries. The pay tier is like Saudi first, then Dubai, then it goes down from there and I think Kuwait is lowest pay of the gulf countries. But again could be outdated info these days.

I have a cousin who worked in Saudi for like 8 years and then that experience helped him transfer to the US and he made a lot of money in that time too. The Gulf states have good relations with the US so the jump is easier from there and you'll make very good money.

@justamuslimguy yea sure, but i want to gain european experience instead of gulf.
I have a plenty ways to earn money but have a decent life is only by having a sponsor

@F1973 yes i follow you and my initials are R.A but i couldn't sens you a message

@F1973 sure send me a message