Moving Abroad - Early Career Lessons I used After Immigrating

Early in career lessons I used in my fresh start when moving aborad.
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Timestamps
00:00 - Intro
00:05 - Job Offer Negotiation
04:08 - Buying a car
06:47 - Loyalty
11:53 - Closing
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[@MathipaChepape]

Thank you Busi once again for the advice.

[@busi.global]

You’re welcome Mathipa 💙

[@rachel8177]

Thank you for always giving us your subcribers insight about moving abroad, employment abroad, corporate world…

[@busi.global]

You’re welcome Rachel 💙

[@xoReni]

I don’t negotiate my first salary post uni 😩 regrets! I was just happy to have a job as you said. But now I’ve learned and always negotiated after.

[@busi.global]

We definitely live and learn 🥹

[@thabangtlou9325]

Please adopt me.I need a fresh career start outside mzansi❣

[@Qibilii]

So relatable, just last month I have an interview with a global NGO. I kid you not, they offered a $5k annual wage, and this is for a candidate with an MSc and over 12 years working experience. I couldn't negotiate so I simply wished them good luck in their search and parted ways. For context, this is with reference for jobs here in Zambia.

[@busi.global]

Those really low offers made me want to know what companies are offering for a job before I even start the interview process because sometimes it just makes no sense to continue with the interview 😥
I recently saw a role in the US for someone with at least 2 years of work experience and a Bachelor’s degree and the base they were offering started at $35k per year 😥 seems like such a waste of time for a lot of people.
I always ask what the budget for role is now if it’s not shared in the job posting.

[@fulepyn]

The loyalty part, it’s the worst career mistake anyone can ever make. It’s career-limiting, speaking from experience

[@busi.global]

It really is, I wish I was more aware of it earlier in my career. We live and and we learn.

[@julianmorgan1114]

Hey B, really want to one day be a property manager in Canada,

[@busi.global]

Hi, wishing you all the best 🙌🏾