Moving to a new U.S. city can leave you without local contacts, references, or knowledge of the best employers. Start with a map of your new area and identify industries that hire people with your skills. Update your resume and professional profiles with your new location when appropriate. Visit local workforce resources and attend community events. Do not limit yourself to the biggest companies. Smaller businesses may have fewer applicants and may value reliable local candidates. Your first local job can also help you build references for the next opportunity.
If you're looking for another online resource while planning your career and income goals, you can check this page:
Job seeker safety tip: Verify employers independently. Never pay money to receive a job or send money back from a check you received.
For general educational information only. Hiring practices, wages, benefits, and requirements vary by employer and location.
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