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Originally Posted by Sangetsu
You are right, having a degree will not increase your odds of finding a job in the US, but only for those jobs which entail removing dirt from cars using soap and water, or asking "would you like fries with that?" to your customers.
Getting a job in a "profession" will almost always (more than 90% of the time) require that one possess a degree.
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Well put. This comes down to my point (And others) on whether the Japanese MacDonald will sponsor a foreigner to sell burgers.
Reality tell us that NO they won't. The cost out weight the benefit by a few tonnes.
As Sangetsu stated, to get this anywhere close to having a chance to move to Japan is if you are some kind of professional. By professional we mean:
- Engineers
- Programmers
- Teachers (professors)
- Lawyers (I could be wrong, someone correct me please)
- Doctors
- Researchers
- Accountants
- etc
Notice how MacDonald servers, Gas Station Attendant, Store Clerk, Garbage collectors are not on the list? Well, guess what, these jobs also don't need a degree in the US......