Hugh Said:

Does anyone know if there are any media companies in London that take year10 work experience?

We Answered:

i was generating business for a recruitment consultancy last year, there mainly aimed at grads, however there are a list of companies you could call and ask on this website...

www.cvseeme.co.uk

you can only ask

good luck

Pamela Said:

Can companies know my work experience though ss#?

We Answered:

No.

Becky Said:

What type of work experience would companies hiring civil engineers look for?

We Answered:

its very Vague Question , that depends on the kind of project they need u to work on & ur position there.

working in technical office or design isnt like working as field Eng. also Project managers r required to have larger experiences 15-20 yrs mostly

Wendy Said:

Where can i find companies which work with H2B visa? I'd like to have work experience outside Brazil?

We Answered:

Hi... (ou Olá! - sou de Portugal)

For all visa requirements and candidacies to US I recommend you to go to the United States embassy (or Consulate) in Brazil (wherever you are, major cities should have one US center) and they would tell you all about US visas!

Have a great day...

Esther Said:

Is it a good idea to e-mail companies asking for work experience?

We Answered:

Good for you!
I suggest you telephone the Human Resources Dept of some of these organisations and get a contact name before you write so that you can follow up you e-mail. You can ask who to write to, what to put and what to do if you hear nothing back within a period of time.

Do you have a careers officer at school or locally, or perhaps a chamber of commerce who can help introduce you to some people.
Good luck

Ted Said:

Work experience in investment companies?

We Answered:

you might have to figure out exactly what you want to do as an investment banker. there's lots of careers to choose from - sales, trading, research, wealth management, etc. once you figure it out, target companies that hire positions in that specific field. usually, when you apply, they will ask you which department you want to apply to. too many departments you apply to mean you probably have no clue of what you're doing. so, i suggest you think about what exactly you want to do (something that you like doing), then go to your favorite financial firm (goldman sachs, jp morgan, citigroup, etc.) and apply for that specific position.

hope this helps.

good luck,
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