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Quite possibly the most valuable thing you can do if looking for a job here in New York is networking. No matter your background, there are several organizations and continuous events to help you get yourself out there.
So what’s the difference in an Irish/UK resume and an American one I hear you ask? A lot of it comes down to, layout and format, naming of headings, spelling of your content and ideally it tends to be on average one page instead of the two or three you may be used to.
Before seeking any job, internship or traineeship in the United States it’s very important to know the visa process inside out so you have an awareness of what lies ahead and also to be able to explain it. Believe me, knowing this in advance saves any misunderstandings between you and your employer during the interview process.
It’s said by many that New York is one of those cities, that when you’re in it, you feel like you’re at the center of the universe. You rarely feel like you’re missing out. All that noise. A multitude of people. And all that opportunity. But is working in New York right for you?
Digital Irish is a non-profit organization with communities in New York City, London and Chicago. Our goal is to promote Irish innovation globally, providing companies and startups with access to resources such as professional networking opportunities, talent and investment.
