US citizen should grab hold of opportunities

The U.S. has always been known as “the land of opportunity.” This may be a bit of a cliché, but in many ways, it is still true. Workers come to find jobs in the U.S. to improve their skills, their education level, and to build a new life. Working abroad in the U.S. is also a wonderful way for students to spend a summer abroad or spend a gap year. There are ample opportunities for part-time or seasonal jobs in the United States, and working in the U.S. gives individuals time to explore the country while supplementing travel expenses and gaining international work experience.

At the end of 2018, CNBC published a report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics which showed 6.7 million job openings in the United States (which later increased to 7.1 million by the end of the year) while only 6.4 million workers available for the jobs, something that had never happened before 2018. The strange yet interesting idea depicts the optimistic welcoming nature of the Americans and their lookout for the suitable right candidate for the job

finitely understood the value of work," Marr says. "Edison understood that a single invention was unlikely to make and sustain the sort of success he wanted, so he continued working, challenging, and pursuing new ideas well past the stage when many would have given up."

Opportunity doesn't always present itself as the easiest option, Marr explains. “But sometimes as a reward to those who keep working.”