> Why not start working on a college degree to solve the work permit problem (wgu.edu comes to mind)? I think about this, considering I'll be retired in the ne

> Why not start working on a college degree to solve the work permit problem (wgu.edu comes to mind)? I think about this, considering I'll be retired in the next decade due to declining health, it feels like a huge investment in time I don't have. > In the meantime, reaching out the the thirty years of coworkers, bosses, and subordinates might also provide job leads related to your direct experience. Been working through that. I have 6 open job offers if I move home to San Francisco.