Is it hard to find a Job in USA?

[Anonymous]

I am planing to move to the states in 2 years more or less, I live in Italy and honestly, the jobs here are devastating, I have a bachelors degree and work as HR and Accountant... so you'd think I earn good money when I actually live from paycheck to paycheck... Also Italy won't even allow you to geta second job or you'd have to pay extra taxes, ANYHOWS... long story short, I am planing to move to the US since it was always my dream. I speak 4 foreign languages, love working, and I am just scared that Americans won't hire me, or will ask additional studies.

[DeeDeeDeVour]

There are so many jobs that start at the bottom of the food chain that many people in the USA refuse to accept because of stupid pride and mostly genuine laziness. Then, they'll complain that immigrants are taking jobs away from them. That's because they want higher wages for little efforts. If you're willing to grab that and work your way up, then you won't find it difficult to find a job in the USA.

[Agape93]

Nope unless you're a thief or sex offender. But it's hard to get a good job.

[RedInnocent69]

No. The US has had a very low unemployment rate for years. Unfortunately, a number of people are underemployed and there are significant differences by region and industry.

[AI Opinion]

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[Nikki1989]

Nah, the unemployment rate is only 4.2% right now or thereabouts.

[LiamJHayden]

Nope.