Сергей М.

In 2022, I came to the USA on a work visa and began actively searching for a job a couple of months before the move. I focused my job search on social networks and asked around through acquaintances. Frankly, the results were disappointing. By the time I arrived in Chicago, I was still without a job. I tried to find websites offering decent jobs for immigrants, but apart from the useless Russian-speaking community, I found nothing. I ended up working at a car wash for $11 per hour and stayed there for three months. Later, a friend from Ukraine advised me to check out "Bazar," claiming they had reasonable options for immigrants. In short, I found dozens of decent job offers there paying $15, $20, and even $25 per hour, which were excellent starting wages. To put it in perspective, finding a job in America for such rates on my own seemed impossible. Moreover, it wasn't just desk jobs; there were opportunities to work in various positions without sacrificing all my time and rest, as I experienced firsthand. Now, I work in an office, in my field, for a good company I found on Bazar, earning $26 per hour plus bonuses. You've created a new, useful resource for any immigrant—well done! Being an immigrant is, to put it mildly, not easy. But with websites like this, it's easier to get on track and start living rather than toil day and night.