Sunday, July 28, 2013

0 Types of Jobs Available in US Market

There are mainly three types of jobs available and are popular in US Job Market. They are mentioned below


1. Contract

2. Contract to Hire

3. Permanent Or Direct Hire


1. Contract:
 This is purely a contract. The consultant has to work at the client premises only for the agreed number of months. It might be one month, three months, six months or more. It all depends on the client. Contractor is  not entitled for benefits, Insurance, National Holidays, festivals, Salary hikes, Bonus etc at the client place. Only permanent employees can avail the said perks. The contract will get paid only for the number of hours he worked.

2. Contract to Hire:
 This is also called as contract to perm or Temp to Hire. At the time of releasing the job description client will mention clearly that this job is a Contract to Hire for 6 months. The meaning of this is that the consultant who accepts the role after the client interview has to convert into full time employee with the client after the 6 months of contract period. In this case the candidate will not get any perks while in contract. However, after going perm with the client, he is entitled to get all the said perks.

3. Permanent or Direct Hire:
This is a position where client will hire you permanently. There wont be any contract or any other rules. If the client likes the candidate after the interview, he will be offered a job and all perks will be given from day one. In permanent role, the candidate will be paid the salary every month.

Friday, July 26, 2013

0 US Recruitment Terminology Part 2

Hi Folks,

This is the continuation for the last post where we discussed about recruitment terminology.

Job Boards - Dice, CareerBuilder, Monster, Nettemps, Techfetch etc

Mail Client - MS outlook, Mozilla thunderbird, Em Client

Search string: a small script written by us to search the resumes from Job boards

VOIP: voice over Internet Protocol

Account Manager: The person who acts as liaison between the recruitment company and Client

BDM- Business Development Manager

Recruiter - A person who source, screen and submits the resume

Job Title: Which describes the role

Job Responsibilities: Which describes the day wise work done by the candidate

VMS: Vendor Management System

MSP: Managed Service Provider



 

Thursday, July 25, 2013

0 US Recruitment Terminology - Part 1

Hi all,

In this post we will be discussing about the different terms we use in the US recruitment job on daily basis.

Client / Customer : Who has the job opening

primary vendor: The vendor who has direct contract with client to get the job openings

Consultant: Is the one who do the contract

Job Boards: Where we can post the Open jobs and search for resumes as well

Job Requirement: The Description of job with Location and Duration of tenure

Resume/CV: Candidates qualifications and prior experiences

Bill Rate: The hourly rate that client offers us

Pay Rate: The hourly rate we offer to the consultant

Perm role: This is short for Permanent role of Direct Hire

Submission: Submitting the resume of candidate for the job opening

In-person: Where the candidate has to attend a face to face interview

Phone Interview: Where the candidate will be screened over the phone

Skype: Video Interview


 

Wednesday, July 24, 2013

0 What are the types of Visa's available in USA ??

Below is the table which shows the important Visa types and their explanation.



Types of VISA

Visa
Work Authorization in USA
Authorization to work for new employer 
Brief Explanation of types of visa
US citizen
yes
yes
BY birth or residence for 8 years
Green Card
yes
yes
employer sponsor the GC and a blood related family member
H1B
yes(for employer sponsored originally)
Depends on Employer and the provided details
6 years (4+1+1)
H4
NO
Requires fresh sponsorship
dependable on Husband/Wife
L1/L2
NO
Requires fresh sponsorship
Intra company transfer
L2 EAD
YES
YES
 
B1/B2
NO
Requires fresh sponsorship
Business visa holder cannot stay in usa for more than 3 month at a time, they earn in respective country's currency
EAD
YES
YES
stage between H1 and GC
F1
NO
NO
student Visa
OPT EAD
YES
YES
Visa given for a person who is a usa graduate

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

0 US Geography - States and Map

This post is continuation to the US Geography - Time zones.

The below is the list of States, capital and Biggest city in USA and below is the map.



STATE
Capital
Largest city
Alabama
Montgomery
Birmingham
Alaska
Juneau
Anchorage
Arizona
Phoenix
Phoenix
Arkansas
Little Rock
Little Rock
California
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Colorado
Denver
Denver
Connecticut
Hartford
Bridgeport
Delaware
Dover
Wilmington
Florida
Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta
Hawaii
Honolulu
Honolulu
Idaho
Boise
Boise
Illinois
Springfield
Chicago
Indiana
Indianapolis
Indianapolis
Iowa
Des Moines
Des Moines
Kansas
Topeka
Wichita
Kentucky
Frankfort
Louisville
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Maine
Augusta
Portland
Maryland
Annapolis
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Boston
Boston
Michigan
Lansing
Detroit
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Mississippi
Jackson
Jackson
Missouri
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Montana
Helena
Billings
Nebraska
Lincoln
Omaha
Nevada
Carson City
Las Vegas
New Hampshire e
Concord
Manchester
New Jersey
Trenton
Newark
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
New York
Albany
New York City
North Carolina
Raleigh
Charlotte
North Dakota
Bismarck
Fargo
Ohio
Columbus
Columbus
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City
Oregon
Salem
Portland
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Providence
Providence
South Carolina
Columbia
Columbia
South Dakota
Pierre
Sioux Falls
Tennessee
Nashville
Memphis
Texas
Austin
Houston
Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City
Vermont
Montpelier
Burlington
Virginia
Richmond
Virginia Beach
Washington
Olympia
Seattle
West Virginia
Charleston
Charleston
Wisconsin
Madison
Milwaukee
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Cheyenne


 

0 Geography of USA - Time Zones

Its is very important to understand and have a fair knowledge on US Geography.

The above states and time zones will be helpful in scheduling the interview of the candidate.
As we are in the Offshore we need to be knowing what are the different time zones in the United States. We need to be knowing about the places of U.S because some f the candidates will be asking for Relocation so we have to say about the place so it is mandatory to know about the states of U.S.

EST or EDT: Eastern Standard time or Eastern Daylight time
MST : Mountain Standard time
CST: Central Standard time
PST: Pacific Standard time

 
The list of U.S States which are differentiated with the time zones
 
               P.S.T
 
                M.S.T
 
                C.S.T
 
                 E.S.T
Washington(WA)
Oregon(OR)
Nevada(NV)
California(CA)
Montana(MT)
Wyoming(WY)
Colorado(CO)
New Mexico(NM)
Arizona(AR)
Idoha(ID)
Utah(UT)
 
North Dakota(ND)
South Dakota(SD)
Minnesota(MN)
Wisconsin(WN)
Nebraska(NE)
Kansas(KA)
Oklahoma(OK)
Texas(TX)
Alabama(AL)
Arkansas(AR)
Louisana(LA)
Iowa(IA)
Illinoius(IL)
Tennessee(TN)
Mississippi(MS)
Missouri(MO)
 
 
 
 
Maine(ME)
Massachusetts(MA)
Rhode Island(RI)
Connecticut(CT)
New Jersey(NJ)
Delaware(DE)
Maryland(MD)
Vermont(VT)
New Hampshire(NH)
New York(NY)
Pennsylvania(PA)
Michigan(MI)
Indian(IN)
Ohio(OH)
West Virginia(WV)
North Carolina(NC)
South Carolina(SC)
Kentucky(KY)
Georgia(GA)
Florida(FL)
Virginia(VA)
 
 
 

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