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Your name, Mohamed, -1 point. Also, you re not living in the US, EU or Japan, hence -1 point, and your CV is now not read. Next. Sorry, but thats the way it i
by antocv 12y ago
Your name, Mohamed, -1 point.
Also, you re not living in the US, EU or Japan, hence -1 point, and your CV is now not read. Next.
Sorry, but thats the way it is.
Just make an experiment, if you dont believe me, send the same CV, from Norway, by the name Peder Niklasson or something. But too bad you cant do this experiment now since its on frontpage. But try it next time.
EDIT: Since you cant really solve the "born in the wrong place" quite easily, Id suggest to look for jobs NOT at the big companies - and instead try to find startup or medium sized normal companies - they might go through the trouble of getting you a visa and work permit.
- mewwts 12y agoThat's a very Swedish name for a Norwegian person ;) Jokes aside I have through referrals been interviewed for positions at Google in Europe. Didn't make the cut, but at least they looked at my CV.
- gizzlon 12y agoyeah, try "Petter Nilsen" :)
- guiomie 12y ago"Your name, Mohamed, -1 point." ... This sadly probably has something to do with some rejections. As open as the US is on immmigration, racism is still there in the professional world.
- gii2 12y agoIt is pretty much similar in the french-speaking EU countries - France, Belgium, Switzerland... You should either be local or a resident of the french-speaking African ex-colonies.