i am british and want to work in las vegas. do you know some good job finder sites for chefs?
Also i need to get info on how to get a visa and requirements etc. also info for accomodation and costs.
Las Vegas - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Check out www.hcareers.com
Answer 2 :
you may have a hard time getting a good job here without a local address. i would highly advise you to get any old job just to pay the bills, even if its a lousy one, so you will have the ability to take some time and make sure you get a job that works well for you. No sense settling for less in the land of opportunity. = )
Answer 3 :
Piece of advice, You'll need to get a health card, and maybe even a Tam card. Any one who works in a convience store there also needs a security card. as for accomodations, When i lived there 8 years ago you could rent a "roach hotel" one bedroom apartment ( I bevieve the British word is Flat) for $500 per month. I'm sure that it has went up since then. You can eat cheap though, if you don't mind doing the buffet tour, and bars (Pubs) never close. Electricity is high, gas ( as in heating, and cooking) can be cheap. Cooking jobs in "Hell" Nevada should be easy to find, almost as easy as Security Guard jobs. Wish you luck on adapting to Vegas, I tried it for two years ( 97 - 99), but eventually flew out of there like a bat out hell.
Also i need to get info on how to get a visa and requirements etc. also info for accomodation and costs.
Las Vegas - 3 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Check out www.hcareers.com
Answer 2 :
you may have a hard time getting a good job here without a local address. i would highly advise you to get any old job just to pay the bills, even if its a lousy one, so you will have the ability to take some time and make sure you get a job that works well for you. No sense settling for less in the land of opportunity. = )
Answer 3 :
Piece of advice, You'll need to get a health card, and maybe even a Tam card. Any one who works in a convience store there also needs a security card. as for accomodations, When i lived there 8 years ago you could rent a "roach hotel" one bedroom apartment ( I bevieve the British word is Flat) for $500 per month. I'm sure that it has went up since then. You can eat cheap though, if you don't mind doing the buffet tour, and bars (Pubs) never close. Electricity is high, gas ( as in heating, and cooking) can be cheap. Cooking jobs in "Hell" Nevada should be easy to find, almost as easy as Security Guard jobs. Wish you luck on adapting to Vegas, I tried it for two years ( 97 - 99), but eventually flew out of there like a bat out hell.
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