Finding work in the US can be feasible for individuals with skills, especially in IT, but it largely depends on location and job type. While some areas offer low rent options, such as $400/month in Fresno, CA, securing a job that pays $800/month may be challenging due to competition and local economic conditions. Many participants noted that minimum wage jobs are typically not sustainable for living expenses, and federal taxes apply to all workers, including foreigners. Job seekers should consider suburban areas or states with lower living costs to increase their chances of success.
PREREQUISITESIndividuals considering temporary work in the US, especially those with IT skills, job seekers exploring low-cost living options, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of working as a foreigner in the US.
Evo said:The Sonics here all have "car hops", the girls bring your food out to you and wait on you in your car. I wouldn't tip at a drive up window.
That's the only type of Sonic we have here, there is no drive through or option to sit inside.Pengwuino said:I never see people get the car hop service and tip at the sonics here! Thats weird...