What occupations can immigrants engage in in in the United States?

Introduction to # American Immigrants # Every year, a large number of new immigrants arrive in the United States to find an excellent job, gain experience and take root in life, which is an important part of many people's American dream. The good news is that the United States provides immigrants with fairly stable employment opportunities, whether it is entry-level or more experienced positions. However, it is not easy for anyone to find a suitable job. The specific content depends on the detailed introduction of the test network.

1. What occupations can you do when you immigrate to the United States?

1. As a potential source of employment, the construction industry is very attractive to new immigrants. Immigrants in the construction industry usually work in cement masonry, carpet installation, carpentry and painting.

2. Agriculture

It is estimated that migrant farm workers account for 73% of agricultural jobs in the United States today. Throughout the United States, farm labor is a vital job.

3. Architecture and engineering

If you have architectural talent, America is considered as one of the best places to work. In addition, North America is the place that pays the most money to global architects.

4. Health care

In 20 18, nearly 2.6 million immigrants, including 30140,000 refugees, worked in medical care, of which150,000 worked as doctors, registered nurses and pharmacists. Immigrants account for an excessive proportion in some medical and health care work. Although immigrants account for 65,438+07% of the total American civilian labor force, they account for 28% of doctors, 24% of dentists and 38% of family health assistants.

5. Manufacturing and production

In the United States, about 2,654.38 million immigrants are engaged in agriculture, collecting, processing and selling food and services, which plays an important role in maintaining the United States. Although immigrants accounted for 65,438+07% of all civilian employees in the United States from 2065,438+04 to 2065,438+08, they accounted for 22% of workers in the food production and production supply chain in the United States.

Step 6 transport

In 20 12 years, immigrants accounted for 13% of the American population, but accounted for 15.7% of the total employment of truck drivers. In some states, such as California (46.7%), New Jersey (40.4%), Florida (32.2%) and New York (25.7%), the number of immigrant truck drivers is very large. Trucks transport 70% of the freight tonnage in the United States. However, due to the high turnover rate and the aging of the local born population, the department faces a long-term shortage of personnel.

7. Computers and Mathematics

STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) workers are becoming more and more important in the American economy. STEM career is very important to American creativity. STEM professionals are responsible for many cutting-edge ideas and technologies, which have created employment opportunities and increased family income in the United States. Foreign-born employees account for a large part of the STEM workforce in the United States.

Although junior jobs are common among new immigrants in the United States, there is a growing demand for more experienced and well-trained workers. Despite the turmoil caused by the coronavirus pneumonia-19 epidemic, a new analysis shows that, for example, the demand for computer and math talents continues to exceed the supply, prompting more immigrants to reach these disciplines to help maintain the development of the American economy.

2. How about settling in America?

1, American freedom and equality

America's "liberal democracy" is really not just talk. After staying in America for a long time, you will find that everyone has great freedom in life and work. You can have different ideas from others, you don't have to agree with others, and you don't have to worry about being treated as a different person because you are too different. As long as you mind your own business, there is basically no problem. The same is true at work. Leaders don't stare at you all day and tell you what to do. I won't put on airs in front of you. No matter how high I am, I will work in a transparent cubicle like you, unlike domestic leaders who really take themselves seriously.

There is no need to go through the back door in America.

During my 10 years in the United States, I never asked anyone to change jobs, apply for a green card, sell a house or a car, send their children to school, and so on. Everything went down according to normal procedures. No one wanted to take the card, no one deliberately made things difficult, and no one was dragging their feet. This should be in China. I don't know how many relationships to find and how many people to trust. My husband and I are honest people. Wherever I go, I only know how to work hard and do things in a down-to-earth manner, instead of doing these tortuous things. We depend on ourselves for everything, so this environment in America suits us very well.

3. American education is more favored by children.

I didn't make this up. I have asked many children whether they like China schools or American schools. Most children answered that they like American schools, a few answered that they all like American schools in China, and a few said that they only like China schools and don't like American schools. My own two children have no hesitation in saying that they like American schools. Asked why, my son said that American teachers are particularly interesting and good to them. My daughter said that there are many interesting places in America, and there will be various summer camps in schools in summer. Therefore, the United States is a paradise for children, where they are very happy in both study and life.

4. The United States has no comparison mentality.

At home, everyone always compares cars with rooms and wages, which really puts a lot of pressure on people. But in the United States, what kind of house you live in, what kind of car you drive, what kind of university your children go to, and whether you go to work or not are all your choices. Don't worry about what others say and think, it is most important to live your life smoothly. My life experience in the United States also tells me that staying away from those who love to compare with others can easily make you paranoid. I once knew a friend who always liked to compare with others, was willing to ask about other people's affairs, and then showed off his house, car and children to others. Now we haven't been in touch for a long time.

5. There is less pressure to survive in the United States.

Houses and cars in America are cheaper than those in other countries, and food is also very cheap. In America, if you earn 10 thousand a month, you belong to the middle class. You can buy a pretty good house, and ordinary people can buy a house with a salary of 3,000 to 4,000 yuan. But your monthly salary of 10,000 yuan is just a very ordinary income in Beijing, and it will take hundreds of years to buy a house. Buying a valuable one in China is much cheaper in the United States, and it is easy to return it. So many people come to the United States to sweep some goods back. It seems that I feel lost when I buy less. In addition, the cost of food, clothing, housing and transportation in the United States is much cheaper than that in China, and the pressure of survival is really much smaller.

Whether it is good or not to settle in the United States, the heartfelt words of the old immigrants, suddenly realized after reading it.

How about settling in America? Bottom line: I don't know how much I love my country if I don't go abroad, and I don't know how good America is if I don't come to America. Anyway, my feeling is that the longer I stay in America, the more I will discover America.