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Tactitus
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Exclamation Re: Working/moving abroad

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Originally Posted by Sharur
It doesn't mention anything about sponsorship before participation of the lottery though.
It does seem kinda like a "flawed" system to base any plans on.
The key to working in the US is not to start with a work permit or a green card--start with getting a job. If you can get a company to hire you then the paperwork essentially becomes their problem. The companies I've worked for have hired dozens of foreign workers and they almost seem to enjoy pushing the mountains of paperwork around to make it happen (probably because it's always hard to find good IT people; especially now with unemployment so low).
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Originally Posted by Dante Hicks
Even if I could get more money in the US the tendency towards compulsory drug testing doesn't thrill me.
Because you'd fail?

In any case, I don't think compulsory drug testing is very common in the IT industry. At least, I've never heard of/worked for any company that did it.
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