Thread 215885296

I am graduating this year in CS and I don't think I am going to get a job without a miracle. I am a dual US/Mexican citizen, do you think it is possible for me to find a job there?

I dont think so. Most mexican programmers work as "consultants" which is just outsourcing with a fancy name. Mediocre pay, long hours, bad bosses

>>215885296 (OP)
Computer science went from the best degree to the worst one within 3 years.

>>215885447
well 90% of mexicans don't speak english as the primary language perhaps that lets me get a better job with a US company outsourcing?

you don't want to work for a thirdie consultancy.
it'll make you want to kill yourself.

>>215885296 (OP)
Just work for a US company in a third world country.

>>215885684
LOL
They all speak english. You cant get an outsourced coding job if you dont speak it

>>215885684
nah, even if you know English, you get paid like shit. It's better to get a remote job from the US and live in thirdieland.

It's not possible to find work anywhere just give up and get on disability bux

>>215885805
Okay but still there must be a lot less competition
>>215885815
>nah, even if you know English, you get paid like shit. It's better to get a remote job from the US and live in thirdieland.
there are no jobs here, and I don't want to work at mcdonalds. I used to drive forklifts in a warehouse for 11 hours a day, I went to school to leave that shit and now they only give jobs to indians.

>>215885916
If i wasn't busy with my master I'd have asked you to be a beta tester to my job applying bot but I haven't made progress since the semester started

>>215885916
>now they only give jobs to indians.
the indians are the recruiters and the hiring managers too is why

>>215885941
that is not entirely true. My company for example has been laying off staff in the US and EU and replacing them with staff in a new office in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore. Are the new CXOs indians? yes, are the recruiters and management? no