Ee vinta suggestion request endo

[kevinUsa]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/630370187740345/permalink/1437011280409561/?mibextid=Nif5oz

[kevinUsa]

Having completed my Masters in the US and subsequently moving to Canada due to not being able to obtain an H1B visa, I am now in the process of becoming a US citizen in a couple of months. Alongside being a naturalized Canadian, my professional background lies in IT. As I contemplate a move back to the US and pursue an IT career, I am also exploring alternative career paths that offer comparable compensation. I would appreciate any suggestions or insights regarding potential alternative careers with equivalent earning potential to IT roles.

 

Additionally, I am curious about the job market in specific states like Georgia, North Carolina, and Florida. Given my interest in IT positions within government organizations, I would like to know how feasible it is to find suitable job opportunities within those locations.

All suggestions are accepted....

[kevinUsa]

@tennisIuvrredux @Quickgun_murugan  meru ee na ee post vesindi

[8pm]

37 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

Having completed my Masters in the US and subsequently moving to Canada due to not being able to obtain an H1B visa, I am now in the process of becoming a US citizen in a couple of months. Alongside being a naturalized Canadian, my professional background lies in IT. As I contemplate a move back to the US and pursue an IT career, I am also exploring alternative career paths that offer comparable compensation. I would appreciate any suggestions or insights regarding potential alternative careers with equivalent earning potential to IT roles.

 

Additionally, I am curious about the job market in specific states like Georgia, North Carolina, and Florida. Given my interest in IT positions within government organizations, I would like to know how feasible it is to find suitable job opportunities within those locations.

All suggestions are accepted....

not being able to obtain an H1B visa, I am now in the process of becoming a US citizen in a couple of months

 

???

[kevinUsa]

2 minutes ago, 8pm said:

not being able to obtain an H1B visa, I am now in the process of becoming a US citizen in a couple of months

 

???

adi telvakane ikkada vesa 

[jefferson1]

4 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

adi telvakane ikkada vesa 

candidate marrying USC emo?

[tennisluvrredux]

44 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

@tennisIuvrredux @Quickgun_murugan  meru ee na ee post vesindi

Neither kaani I know who posted it, ee DB lo member ee but no details revealing. 

[tennisluvrredux]

Just now, jefferson1 said:

candidate marrying USC emo?

Ledu le it's a different story I know him well

[tennisluvrredux]

46 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

Having completed my Masters in the US and subsequently moving to Canada due to not being able to obtain an H1B visa, I am now in the process of becoming a US citizen in a couple of months. Alongside being a naturalized Canadian, my professional background lies in IT. As I contemplate a move back to the US and pursue an IT career, I am also exploring alternative career paths that offer comparable compensation. I would appreciate any suggestions or insights regarding potential alternative careers with equivalent earning potential to IT roles.

 

Additionally, I am curious about the job market in specific states like Georgia, North Carolina, and Florida. Given my interest in IT positions within government organizations, I would like to know how feasible it is to find suitable job opportunities within those locations.

All suggestions are accepted....

Bro already cheppa ga details ento enduku le ikkada posting papam bro edo anonymity korukuntunnadu idiseyi

[8pm]

20 minutes ago, jefferson1 said:

candidate marrying USC emo?

daniki mundu gc ravali dani taruvaata kada.

takes at least 5 years no?

[app]

7 minutes ago, 8pm said:

daniki mundu gc ravali dani taruvaata kada.

takes at least 5 years no?

3 years wedding route not 5

[jefferson1]

2 hours ago, tennisluvrredux said:

Ledu le it's a different story I know him well

post more detaills here pls

[tennisluvrredux]

4 minutes ago, jefferson1 said:

post more detaills here pls

Why baa personals lite

[yemdoing]

2 hours ago, tennisluvrredux said:

Ledu le it's a different story I know him well

Yo DJ tillu, adigina adagakapoyina eedu telusu aadu telusu antaav . Nijanga na or saleem pheking ? 

[pakeer_saab]

3 hours ago, kevinUsa said:

Having completed my Masters in the US and subsequently moving to Canada due to not being able to obtain an H1B visa, I am now in the process of becoming a US citizen in a couple of months. Alongside being a naturalized Canadian, my professional background lies in IT. As I contemplate a move back to the US and pursue an IT career, I am also exploring alternative career paths that offer comparable compensation. I would appreciate any suggestions or insights regarding potential alternative careers with equivalent earning potential to IT roles.

 

Additionally, I am curious about the job market in specific states like Georgia, North Carolina, and Florida. Given my interest in IT positions within government organizations, I would like to know how feasible it is to find suitable job opportunities within those locations.

All suggestions are accepted....

Canadian citizen ayyakda US chick ni pattadu

youth ki best option is to find a chick and get citizenship, H1/GC route is closed