How do US employers view those coming from Europe?
I have studied in two well-known universities here in Europe and considering applying to companies in the US (bad time though I know) - just wondering how a European education and European candidates are viewed there? Also any tips for applying to the US compared to other countries, I know that the US prides ambition, positivity, working your way up the ladder etc. which is great and often not the case in other countries. Any comments would help, please! 
bunnycurves wrote:I have studied in two well-known universities here in Europe and considering applying to companies in the US (bad time though I know) - just wondering how a European education and European candidates are viewed there? Also any tips for applying to the US compared to other countries, I know that the US prides ambition, positivity, working your way up the ladder etc. which is great and often not the case in other countries. Any comments would help, please!
Specializing in a particular profession would help, everything else you said about the USA is true.聽 Your profile says your goal is Australia, so just going by way of USA?
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