Restarting Career after 2-4 years of H4

[h4wifelife]

Hi all,

I am new to this forum. I am glad I found this.

As my username suggests , now I am an H4 wife.

Life is good and I am not frustrated with this life.

I was working before marriage, around 1.5 years in an IT MNC and then met my husband.

I wanted to ask this question to all green card holders and people who have returned to India.

How optimistic should I be ,if at all I become eligible to work here , I do not intend to go to school because of financial constraints as well.What all avenues can I look for, if I look for a job again, both here and in India(IT and non-IT)? I have done very well in academics and also in my previous job.

Your inputs would be valuable! Please help.

[nineballs]

US is a land of opportunities. The country has jobs for everyone. If you have good academics, getting a new H1 should not be any problem next year. And, If you get work authorization, you can get any job IT or non-IT. If you got the skills, US has got jobs. Best of luck.

[h4wifelife]

Hi,

Thank you for your reply!!!

Anybody has any success story to tell me?

if at all I want to join IT , i Do Not plan to use fabricated/inflates resumes also.

Is there any hope for me?

Please help!!

[pontevecchio]

Without knowing specific credentials one cannot help. It makes a difference if say your Degree was from an IIT for example. You can and should study further if you are thinking long term of settling here with a career.

[h4wifelife]

Hi, thank you for your reply!

I am not from IIT. I am an engineer from an ordinary college nd I worked with an IT firm for a little over a year.

I can't go to school because of financial constraints.

We haven't decided where to get settled.

India/US, IT/Non-IT,how optimistic can I be?

[pontevecchio]

The sky is the limit. Anything and everything is possible. Salaries in India are mind boggling. One can also consider Canada, Australia and NZ if migration is a goal as it is much quicker and easier than the USA.