ความคิดเห็นที่ 1 Why don't you start talking to a local recruiter? Some company might even help you get a H1-b visa. Good luck. จากคุณ : Vision - [ 25 ก.ค. 51 02:10:07 A:unknown X:208.51.143.132 TicketID:169079 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 2 For me, I was in the same situation.  I graduated in May last year and got my OPT started July 15, 2007.  My major is Computer Science.  I didn't get a job until this past February.  I have tried Monster and Career builder as you do.  I got some feedback from Monster but the job was so far away and I didn't want to relocate.  At the time, I was thinking that my only solution was going back to graduate school after my OPT is expired.  But I got lucky after all. I got a job through a soccer teammate of mine and the company applied an H-1B visa for me.  I also got an H-1B visa approved as well. The reason that I got a job was network.  I play soccer just for fun during my spare time and I got to know more people from the game.  The more people you know the better chance for you to get a job, in my opinion.  When you meet new people, just introduce yourself and tell them that you are looking for a job.  I'm sure most people would be glad to help you, if they get to know you. It is depend on where you live too.  With this kind of economic, it's even harder to find a job everywhere. Don't forget about the new OPT rule.  Do a search in here and you will get the information about that. Good luck and don't give up. จากคุณ : น้ำนิ่ง - [ 25 ก.ค. 51 04:59:57 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 3 Hi, Khun SweetPea Do you know that you are also subject to the new regulation for OPT students?  You can only be unemployed for 90 days after April 8, 2008, that is until July 7, 2008.   I am not sure whether there will be another 60 days grace period that will allow you to stay legally in the US or not. Please see the following link for further information. http://www.ice.gov/sevis/updates_postcompletion_opt.htm?searchstring=OPT#_Toc174419568 จากคุณ : เลิฟ2ซี - [ 25 ก.ค. 51 05:51:49 ]

ความคิดเห็นที่ 4 Besides applying for a job via the website like Monster, Careerbuilder,etc.,I encourage you to try 'Networking' method (as khun น้ำนิ่ง said.) This is also how I get to know people in my field. Since you are an engineer, I believe whatever field you are in, there should be a local Chapter where the meeting is being held regularly. For example, I was in Chemical Engineering field, when I was in school I also volunteered to be a student liaison for AIChE professional chapter in town where I got to meet lots of engineers every time we have a meeting. That was a good chance for me to learn about my profession and also opportunity for work. So, find where engineers in your field gather and bring yourself in! Good luck ka! จากคุณ : forbidden donut - [ 25 ก.ค. 51 08:10:34 ]