why can't i get a job in hawaii?
91785
because all they do there is surf surf surf! and swimming in between! :)
678679
I agree with #1... go to \n\nhttp://www.hotjobs.com\n\nhttp://www.monster.com\n\nand search for jobs there.  Keep in mind that if you get one of the jobs you'll be an "H1 slave" and probably be paid less than some of your peers.  \n\nI also suggest you try the Immigration Diversity Lottery run by the US government.  The 2007 lottery has begun so get your application in soon.\n\nhttp://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/residency/divvisa.htm
1108595
I live in Colorado to and my husband can't find a job either.  Piston he asked a simple question you don't need to get rude about it.  Hopefully someone can answer your question and be nice about it.
439047
With the shortage of skilled people in US, employers are quite willing to sponsor H1 visas. I donot know if there is a shortage in biochemistry. Also there might be restrictions based on your field of work.\n\nThe preference for visas is given to students who have studied in the US and have a US degree. \nIf you are really interested you could come on a J1, but I don't know if finding a job would be easy.
364183
Not Indiana...I live here now doing IT, and there are NO jobs whatsoever, we're ranked 49th of 50 in number of IT jobs!
45620
use a uhal... save as much money as possible.. the city is busy ... good luck finding a job
723807
Well...umm, what exactly are you asking for here? Safe to assume you are speaking of migrated from USA to NZ?\n\nI migrated to New Zealand back in 2001 and spent a few years there. Best advice I can give you is to visit the Immigration Website and fill out the applications. Mail them to the NZ embassy here in the States, and start your process that way. \n\nBest you can hope for with nothing is a visitor's visa. However, there is a list of professions that the country is seeking...some more skilled than others. One profession I remember at the time was Nurse, while another was Seamstress. So, have a look and see how your qualify for resident status. \n\nOther factors are how much money you have, if you'll be going to school, if you have a partnet who is a NZ citizen, etc. \n\n\nThere are plenty of organizations which will help you through this process but IMO they are a scam. There is nothing they can do that you can't, simply go to the immigration site and see what is required to apply. \n\nPretty much all you need once you've figured all that out is a passport.
171974
Why can't he find a job in his own country?
548123
I moved to Hawaii a year after high school and stayed for 12 years.  As far as weather and scenery, it is unbeatable! It's still one of my favorite vacation destinations!\n\nHawaii is probably the biggest melting pot of nationalities in the world.  The best benefit to this is the food! You can find almost anything and everything that you want! You are also exposed to people from all over the world. It's so exciting to meet people from all these exotic places.  All these different cultures make-up Hawaii as we know it today.\n\nDownside?  Most have to do with living there, not visiting.\n\nCost of living is one of the highest in the country.\n\nAloha spirit?  Yes, most of the time. They can be the friendliest people. The bad?  With all these different races, there is racial prejudism everywhere!  You can pick almost any race, and they will dislike another race for one reason or another.
619287
Anyone can.  I applied a few years back and I live in Ireland.  Wasn't successful tho.  :o(
261213
Hawaii doesn't provide an online inmate location database.
862226
There are some resources at the link below.  Good luck to you.\nhttp://www.abanet.org/legalservices/probono/directory/hawaii.html
86087
To seek a job in any country u have to be there.\n\nSo go to Singapore or Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) \n\nBTW you are too old for any job there
729814
Call back anyone who has interviewed you recently and talk to them.  Ask them if there is something you can do to improve your chances of hire!  Good luck.
392301
low.  Hawaii is the most requested assignment.
683405
hawaii or any other pacific island. I personally went to Honalulu, Hawaii and reguardless of it being a busy, and kicking city it was still outstandingly beautiful. I has the "nightlife", but it also has the beautiful beaches, waters and Diamond Head Volcano which is an inactive volcano on the east side of Wakiki. Plus the island of Oauh, has Dole plantation which is for the pineapples and you've never had a pineapple not presurved and packaged but straight from the ground and washed like pineapples in Hawaii, plus you travel further north and you have the world famous "North Shore" for great surfing and beautiful beaches! There are also a lot of little quaint towns in Oauh if your not one for the busy town of wakiki, or honalulu... anyways im rambling now because thats how much I enjoyed my vacation to Hawaii, i def want to live there some day!
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I am from Alaska and I can tell you that if you have a degree that job market is wide open.  The unemployment rate for that state are very small compared to others, and the only reason they have unemployment is from the samll towns that people get stuck in.  Anchorage is good.   If you have a hankering for going there, do.  If you don't you will regret it the rest of your life, and believe me, I have now been gone for ten years and miss it every single day.  You will never be at a place that is more home to you.  People go to visit and never come back...   it is that cool.  \n\nDon't worry about a job.  There is one there for you.  Just make sure you have enough to cover your rent and utilities for a few months before you go.  Rent in Anchorage for a 1BR will be about $600.00 - $750.00.  It could be less.  Check out the ADN site as it iwll have rentals on there.  Then you will need to have you heat hooked up, also...  Otherwise, go for it, pal! \n\nHere are some websites, in case you have not checked them out.  But the best way is to go knocking on their door really, but check it out anyway...\n\nhttp://www.abj.org   (Job Service)\n\nhttp://adn.com  (Anchorage Daily News)\n\nHope I helped and good luck!  Tell everyone there that Ronda Elliott said Hello!  If you have any questions, emial me.  I grew up there, second generation, and know alot about the state, the people and also some insights about jobs.