Hello and welcome! To another episode of the Expat Coffee break podcast, my name is Javier and this show is dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories of what it´s like to move to a new country.
This is part three of my conversation with my friend Martin sharing his experience immigrating to the United States.
Martin immigrated to the United States from Mexico two years ago, he did it with an L1B Work Visa which is for intracompany transferees, meaning, he was already working for the company that sponsored the visa and got a job offer that led to the Visa.
In this episode, Martin shares what were the cultural shocks that we´ve faced, some funny stories ordering in the drive thru, and the challenge for Martin´s son trying to interact with other children that don´t speak spanish. .
Keep in mind the main focus of this content is sharing our personal experience, we are by no means considered experts, and we are not giving a guide on "how to" live abroad, each person would have a different situation or process, and in this podcast, we share our personal experience.
With our story and sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved, we hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating to the United States, whether it is with a Professional Career and Working Visa, or trying to build up from scratch.
Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.
Please like, share and subscribe, I am starting out and it will be of tremendous help!
Reach out!
I appreciate your feedback!
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Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado
Hello and welcome! To another episode of the Expat Coffee break podcast, my name is Javier and this show is dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories of what it´s like to move to a new country.
This is part two of my conversation with my friend Martin sharing his experience immigrating to the United States.
Martin immigrated to the United States from Mexico two years ago, he did it with an L1B Work Visa which is for intracompany transferees, meaning, he was already working for the company that sponsored the visa and got a job offer that led to the Visa.
In this episode, Martin shares what it was like to buy a car with credit when credit was not available, finding an apartment, the pressure to perform at work when relocating, and more.
Keep in mind the main focus of this content is sharing our personal experience, we are by no means considered experts, and we are not giving a guide on "how to" live abroad, each person would have a different situation or process, and in this podcast, we share our personal experience.
With our story and sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved, we hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating to the United States, whether it is with a Professional Career and Working Visa, or trying to build up from scratch.
Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.
Please like, share and subscribe, I am starting out and it will be of tremendous help!
Reach out!
I appreciate your feedback!
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Instagram: jasalomonc
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Youtube: Javier Salomon
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Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado
Hello and welcome! To another episode of the Expat Coffee break podcast, my name is Javier and this show is dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories of what it´s like to move to a new country.
In this episode, I have a very dear friend sharing his story of immigrating to the United States.
Martin immigrated to the United States from Mexico two years ago, he did it with an L1B Work Visa which is for intracompany transferees, meaning, he was already working for the company that sponsored the visa and got a job offer that led to the Visa.
In this episode, Martin shares what it was like the first thirty days moving into the United States, from getting the keys to the temporary house, getting a social security number, bank account, drivers license, etc.
Keep in mind the main focus of this content is sharing our personal experience, we are by no means considered experts, and we are not giving a guide on "how to" live abroad, each person would have a different situation or process, and in this podcast, we share our personal experience.
With our story and sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved, we hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating to the United States, whether it is with a Professional Career and Working Visa, or trying to build up from scratch.
Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.
Please like, share and subscribe, I am starting out and it will be of tremendous help!
Reach out!
I appreciate your feedback!
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Instagram: jasalomonc
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Youtube: Javier Salomon
Music Credits:
Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado
Hello and welcome! To another episode of the Expat Coffee break podcast, my name is Javier and this show is dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories of what it´s like to move to a new country.
In this episode, I will talk about some topics, questions or interesting comments I saw on a reddit community r/expats, this is a very useful comunity that I´ve used several times to get to know other expats perspectives on living abroad.
Keep in mind the main focus of this content is sharing my personal experience, I am by no means an expert, and I am not giving a guide on "how to" get a visa or live abroad, each person would have a different situation or process, and in this podcast, I share my own.
With my story and sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating to the United States, whether it is with a Professional Career and Working Visa, or trying to build up from scratch.
Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.
Please like, share and subscribe, I am starting out and it will be of tremendous help!
Reach out!
I appreciate your feedback!
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Instagram: jasalomonc
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Youtube: Javier Salomon
Hola a todos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Expat Coffee Break, este es un podcast bilingüe dedicado a compartir las experiencias personales de inmigrantes y contar nuestras historias viviendo en el extranjero.
En este episodio, hablo de temas en la comunidad r/expats de reddit, diferentes preguntas o temas de discusión de otras personas viviendo en el extranjero, y lo comparo con mi experiencia.
Hago este contenido con la finalidad de compartir experiencias, situaciones y sentimientos de los que normalmente no te enteras. Ya que mi perspectiva es que muchas de las personas que no han vivido en otro país tienen una imagen romántica de lo que es vivir en el extranjero.
Esta imagen es generada por familiares, amigos o conocidos que nos cuentan maravillas de su experiencia, así como los medios de comunicación y redes sociales que se encargan de pintártela color de rosa.
Se tiende a platicar solamente de lo bien que nos va, y difícilmente se platican las dificultades que se tuvieron que superar. Esto genera una falsa expectativa de lo que es vivir en otro país, especialmente en Estados Unidos, y puede que influya en que alguien decida emigrar pensando que todo es fácil sin, saber en qué se mete realmente.
Muy pocos te platican la otra cara de la moneda. Obviamente hay muchas situaciones, y dependiendo como logres emigrar, será tu experiencia. Como dice el dicho, cada quien cuenta cómo le va en la feria.
Si te gusto el episodio, dale like, compártelo, suscríbete y pon en los comentarios que te parece el contenido. Estoy empezando, y me harías un gran favor si lo compartes con tus amigos.
Date una vuelta por mis redes!
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Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado
Hello and welcome! To another episode of the Expat Coffee break podcast, my name is Javier and this show is dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories of what it´s like to move to a new country.
In this episode, I will talk about my experience getting an L1B Work Visa though my employer. This was inspired a bit by a reddit community called Expats. I posted a question asking what topics would people be interested about, and the answer was how to get a Visa.
Keep in mind the main focus of this content is sharing my personal experience, I am by no means an expert, and I am not giving a guide on "how to" get a visa, each person would have a different situation or process, and in this podcast, I share my own.
With my story and sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating to the United States, whether it is with a Professional Career and Working Visa, or trying to build up from scratch.
Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.
Please like, share and subscribe, I am starting out and it will be of tremendous help!
Reach out!
I appreciate your feedback!
Facebook: javiersalomonpodcast
Instagram: jasalomonc
Spotify: Expat Coffee Break
Youtube: Javier Salomon
Music Credits:
Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado
Hola a todos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Expat Coffee Break, este es un podcast bilingüe dedicado a compartir las experiencias personales de inmigrantes y contar nuestras historias viviendo en el extranjero.
En esta ocasión, les vengo manejando otra entrevista, mas bien, una conversación donde me acompaña mi amigo Agustin. Este es el segundo capitulo de una serie de tres partes.
En este episodio, Agustin nos cuenta que es lo que más le gusta de vivir en Estados Unidos, hablamos del ingenio Mexicano y las Mexicanadas, que consejo le daría a un joven que esté pensando emigrar y que cambiaría de Estados Unidos independientemente de las limitaciones, algo asi como si tuviera una varita mágica.
Hacemos este contenido con la finalidad de compartir experiencias, situaciones y sentimientos acerca de vivir en el extranjero de los que normalmente no te enteras.
Muy pocos te platican la otra cara de la moneda. Obviamente hay muchas situaciones, y dependiendo como logres emigrar, será tu experiencia. Como dice el dicho, cada quien cuenta cómo le va en la feria.
Si te gusto el episodio, dale like, compártelo y pon en los comentarios que te parece el contenido. Estoy empezando, y me harías un gran favor si lo compartes con tus amigos.
Date una vuelta por mis redes!
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Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado
Hola a todos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Expat Coffee Break, este es un podcast bilingüe dedicado a compartir las experiencias personales de inmigrantes y contar nuestras historias viviendo en el extranjero.
En esta ocasión, les vengo manejando otra entrevista, mas bien, una conversación donde me acompaña mi amigo Agustin. Este es el segundo capitulo de una serie de tres partes.
En este episodio, platicamos acerca de la educación que nos dieron nuestros padres, como esas bases nos han ayudado a superar retos, cual ha sido la lección más grande de Agustin al vivir en Estados Unidos, como ven a México en el extranjero y que es lo que más extraña de México.
Hacemos este contenido con la finalidad de compartir experiencias, situaciones y sentimientos acerca de vivir en el extranjero de los que normalmente no te enteras.
Muy pocos te platican la otra cara de la moneda. Obviamente hay muchas situaciones, y dependiendo como logres emigrar, será tu experiencia. Como dice el dicho, cada quien cuenta cómo le va en la feria.
Si te gusto el episodio, dale like, compártelo y pon en los comentarios que te parece el contenido. Estoy empezando, y me harías un gran favor si lo compartes con tus amigos.
Date una vuelta por mis redes!
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Instagram: jasalomonc
Spotify: Expat Coffee Break
Youtube: Javier Salomon
Music Credits:
Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado
Hola a todos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Expat Coffee Break, este es un podcast bilingüe dedicado a compartir las experiencias personales de inmigrantes y contar nuestras historias viviendo en el extranjero.
En esta ocasión, les vengo manejando otra entrevista, mas bien, una conversación donde me acompaña mi amigo Agustin. Este es el primer capitulo de una serie de tres partes.
En este episodio, Agustin nos cuentaun poco de su historia, como fue crecer en un pueblo del estado de Morelos Mexico, cual fue su reto más grande al inmigrar a los Estados Unidos, y otros temas que discutimos alrededor de nuestras experiencias por el otro lado.
Hacemos este contenido con la finalidad de compartir experiencias, situaciones y sentimientos acerca de vivir en el extranjero de los que normalmente no te enteras.
Muy pocos te platican la otra cara de la moneda. Obviamente hay muchas situaciones, y dependiendo como logres emigrar, será tu experiencia. Como dice el dicho, cada quien cuenta cómo le va en la feria.
Si te gusto el episodio, dale like, compártelo y pon en los comentarios que te parece el contenido. Estoy empezando, y me harías un gran favor si lo compartes con tus amigos.
Date una vuelta por mis redes!
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Instagram: jasalomonc
Spotify: Expat Coffee Break
Youtube: Javier Salomon
Music Credits:
Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado
Hola a todos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Expat Coffee Break, este es un podcast bilingüe dedicado a compartir las experiencias personales de inmigrantes y contar nuestras historias viviendo en el extranjero.
Hago este contenido con la finalidad de compartir experiencias, situaciones y sentimientos de los que normalmente no te enteras. Ya que mi perspectiva es que muchas de las personas que no han vivido en otro país tienen una imagen romántica de lo que es vivir en el extranjero.
Esta imagen es generada por familiares, amigos o conocidos que nos cuentan maravillas de su experiencia, así como los medios de comunicación y redes sociales que se encargan de pintártela color de rosa.
Se tiende a platicar solamente de lo bien que nos va, y difícilmente se platican las dificultades que se tuvieron que superar. Esto genera una falsa expectativa de lo que es vivir en otro país, especialmente en Estados Unidos, y puede que influya en que alguien decida emigrar pensando que todo es fácil sin, saber en qué se mete realmente.
Muy pocos te platican la otra cara de la moneda. Obviamente hay muchas situaciones, y dependiendo como logres emigrar, será tu experiencia. Como dice el dicho, cada quien cuenta cómo le va en la feria.
Este es un episodio de la serie: Cosas que me hubiera gustado saber antes de mudarme a los Estados Unidos, y en esta ocasión, hablo del tema de ser políticamente correcto, que es eso? Y las experiencias que me toco vivir con esta cultura de cuidar de no ofender a los demás.
Si te gusto el episodio, date una vuelta por mis redes, porfa compártelo y cuéntame que te parece el contenido? Todas las sugerencias son bien recibidas.
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Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado
Hola a todos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Expat Coffee Break, este es un podcast bilingüe dedicado a compartir las experiencias personales de inmigrantes y contar nuestras historias viviendo en el extranjero.
Este es el tercer y ultimo capitulo de la entrevista a mi amigo Martin.
En este episodio, platicamos que es lo que más extrañamos de México, Martín nos cuenta que es lo que más le gusta de Estados Unidos, que cambiaría de Estados Unidos si tuviera el poder de lograr un cambio inmediato y algunas recomendaciones para quienes estén pensando en inmigrar.
Hacemos este contenido con la finalidad de compartir experiencias, situaciones y sentimientos acerca de vivir en el extranjero de los que normalmente no te enteras.
Muy pocos te platican la otra cara de la moneda. Obviamente hay muchas situaciones, y dependiendo como logres emigrar, será tu experiencia. Como dice el dicho, cada quien cuenta cómo le va en la feria.
Si te gusto el episodio, dale like, compártelo y pon en los comentarios que te parece el contenido. Estoy empezando, y me harías un gran favor si lo compartes con tus amigos.
Date una vuelta por mis redes!
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Instagram: jasalomonc
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Youtube: Javier Salomon
Music Credits: Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado
Hola a todos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Expat Coffee Break, este es un podcast bilingüe dedicado a compartir las experiencias personales de inmigrantes y contar nuestras historias viviendo en el extranjero.
Continuamos con el formato de entrevista de mi amigo Martin. Este es el segundo capitulo de una serie de tres partes. Martin nos cuenta su experiencia trabajando en Estados Unidos, comparamos un poco las culturas de trabajo de ambos países, cómo aprendió inglés y su reto más grande al mudarse a los Estados Unidos.
Hacemos este contenido con la finalidad de compartir experiencias, situaciones y sentimientos acerca de vivir en el extranjero de los que normalmente no te enteras.
Muy pocos te platican la otra cara de la moneda. Obviamente hay muchas situaciones, y dependiendo como logres emigrar, será tu experiencia. Como dice el dicho, cada quien cuenta cómo le va en la feria.
Si te gusto el episodio, dale like, compártelo y pon en los comentarios que te parece el contenido. Estoy empezando, y me harías un gran favor si lo compartes con tus amigos.
Date una vuelta por mis redes!
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Spotify: Expat Coffee Break
Youtube: Javier Salomon
Music Credits: Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado
Hola a todos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Expat Coffee Break, este es un podcast bilingüe dedicado a compartir las experiencias personales de inmigrantes y contar nuestras historias viviendo en el extranjero.
En esta ocasión, les traigo un formato de entrevista y me acompaña mi amigo Martin.
Este es el primer capitulo de una serie de tres partes. Martín nos cuenta su historia y el gran apoyo que recibió de su familia para terminar sus estudios y cómo fueron sus inicios en la empresa de manufactura donde tuvo la oportunidad de aplicar a una posición en el extranjero.
Hacemos este contenido con la finalidad de compartir experiencias, situaciones y sentimientos acerca de vivir en el extranjero de los que normalmente no te enteras.
Muy pocos te platican la otra cara de la moneda. Obviamente hay muchas situaciones, y dependiendo como logres emigrar, será tu experiencia. Como dice el dicho, cada quien cuenta cómo le va en la feria. Y aunque en este episodio casi no tocamos temas de inmigración, la platica fue muy interesante y se establecen las bases para que conozcan a Martin, quien estará participando en varios episodios.
Si te gusto el contenido, dale like, compártelo y pon en los comentarios que te pareció. Estoy empezando, y me harías un gran favor si lo compartes con tus amigos.
Date una vuelta por mis redes!
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Instagram: jasalomonc
Spotify: Expat Coffee Break
Youtube: Javier Salomon
Music Credits:
Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado
Hola a todos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Expat Coffee Break, este es un podcast bilingüe dedicado a compartir las experiencias personales de inmigrantes y contar nuestras historias viviendo en el extranjero.
Hago este contenido con la finalidad de compartir experiencias, situaciones y sentimientos de los que normalmente no te enteras. Ya que mi perspectiva es que muchas de las personas que no han vivido en otro país tienen una imagen romántica de lo que es vivir en el extranjero.
Esta imagen es generada por familiares, amigos o conocidos que nos cuentan maravillas de su experiencia, así como los medios de comunicación y redes sociales que se encargan de pintártela color de rosa.
Se tiende a platicar solamente de lo bien que nos va, y difícilmente se platican las dificultades que se tuvieron que superar. Esto genera una falsa expectativa de lo que es vivir en otro país, especialmente en Estados Unidos, y puede que influya en que alguien decida emigrar pensando que todo es fácil sin, saber en qué se mete realmente.
Muy pocos te platican la otra cara de la moneda. Obviamente hay muchas situaciones, y dependiendo como logres emigrar, será tu experiencia. Como dice el dicho, cada quien cuenta cómo le va en la feria.
Este es un episodio de la serie: Cosas que me hubiera gustado saber antes de mudarme a los Estados Unidos, y en esta ocasión, hablo del tema de Crédito, cómo me afecto los primeros meses al comprar carro, seguro, teléfono celular y rentar un departamento.
Si te gusto el episodio, date una vuelta por mis redes, porfa compártelo y cuéntame que te parece el contenido? Todas las sugerencias son bien recibidas.
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Intro & Outro: Little latin jazz intro by oymaldonado
Hello and welcome! To another episode of the Expat Coffee break podcast, my name is Javier and this show is dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories of what it´s like to move to a new country.
In this episode, I will talk about my experience with the medical healthcare system in the United States, sharing some of my story getting sick, diagnosed, and treated, what are the things that surprised me or caused discomfort when navigating the system, some of the differences between United States and Mexico healthcare and what I´ve learned from this experience.
Please keep in mind I am not a medical expert and that what I´m only going to be talking about my perspective and personal experience.
With my story and sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating to the United States, whether it is with a Professional Career and Working Visa, or trying to build up from scratch.
Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.
Reach out!
I appreciate your feedback!
Facebook: javiersalomonpodcast
Youtube: Javier Salomon
Music Credits:
Outro: Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado
Hola a todos, bienvenidos a otro episodio de Expat Coffee Break, este es un podcast bilingüe dedicado a compartir las experiencias personales de inmigrantes y contar nuestras historias viviendo en el extranjero.
Hago este contenido con la finalidad de compartir experiencias, situaciones y sentimientos de los que normalmente no te enteras. Por lo general, solo nos enteramos a través de conocidos o familiares de lo bien que les va, y muy pocas veces se cuentan las dificultades que ellos tuvieron que superar. Esto genera una falsa expectativa de lo que es vivir en otro país, especialmente en Estados Unidos, y esto, puede que influya en que alguien decida emigrar pensando que todo es color de rosa sin saber en qué se mete.
Muchas personas que viven en México y no han vivido en Estados Unidos u otro país, tienen una imagen romántica de lo que es vivir en el extranjero, primero porque los parientes y conocidos cuentan maravillas del sueño americano y luego porque Hollywood se encarga de pintártela color de rosa.
Muy pocos te platican la otra cara de la moneda. Obviamente hay muchas situaciones, y dependiendo como logres emigrar, será tu experiencia. Como dice el dicho, cada uno cuenta cómo le va en la feria.
Pues el día de hoy, les cuento una parte de mi historia al emigrar a Estados Unidos y mi proceso para tomar la decisión, contrario a lo que muchos podrían pensar, no fue una decisión obvia o fácil, ya que iba en contra de mis convicciones.
Ya sea que estés interesado en saber más del tema de inmigración o simplemente buscas historias interesantes. Este Podcast es para tí.
Date una vuelta por mis redes! Cuéntame, que te parece el contenido?
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Intro: Promise Me A Better Life by One Man Symphony
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Outro: Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado
Hello everyone, welcome to another episode of Expat Coffee Break, a podcast dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories about living abroad.
My name is Javier, and in this episode, I will share my experience making new friends in Minnesota and what it was like for a Mexican to live the American Midwest Culture.
Was it hard? Was it easy? How did people react to having a Mexican around? Did I blend in? Did I even tried to blend in? chuckles.
Like I mentioned in previous episodes, I was somewhat familiarized with American culture, but most of what I’ve seen growing up was the Southern part of California, which has a warm weather most of the time and has a huge Hispanic population, heck, it was hard for me to speak English whenever I visited my family in California. But in Minnesota, that is part of the United States Midwest, I got to live a quite different experience.
I will talk about my experience making friends in Minnesota, embracing the outdoor activities like fishing and camping, and overall, what is my experience meeting new people.
Spoiler alert, it has been a great experience, I can´t complaint, except, maybe for the snow.
With my story and sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating to the United States, whether it is with a Professional Career and Working Visa, or trying to build up from scratch.
Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.
Reach out! I appreciate your feedback!
My Facebook page: javiersalomonpodcast
My Instagram: jasalomonc
Music Credits :
Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado
Promise Me A Better Life by One Man Symphony
Hello everyone, welcome to another episode of Expat Coffee Break, a podcast dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories about living abroad.
My name is Javier, and in this episode, I have a very dear friend sharing his story of immigrating to the United States.
Oscar immigrated to the United States from Mexico when he was nineteen years old. He has been living abroad for over twenty years, and in that time, he jumped from several jobs, learned about life, jumped some hoops and created a beautiful family. He is now a full time dad, operating his own business and working on his higher education. Oscar is the perfect example of a human being that is always striving to do better despite his conditions.
In this episode, Oscar shares his experience growing up in Mexico, why he moved to the United States, how he immigrated, what was his first job, how did he felt moving to the US at nineteen and knowing almost nobody. Oscar´s personal experience has had many ups and downs, and you can tell by the level of energy of this episode that things were not easy.
He is one of my dearest friends that I have met while living in the United States, and of course, this is one of my favorite episodes so far.
By sharing this story and hearing about experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating from a developing country to the United States trying to build up a career starting with an entry level job, such as dish washer or cooking fast food. It is not easy, and Oscar has something to say about that.
Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.
Reach out! I appreciate your feedback!
My Facebook page: javiersalomonpodcast
My Instagram: @jasalomonc
Music Credits :
Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado
Promise Me A Better Life by One Man Symphony
Hello everyone, welcome to another episode of Expat Coffee Break, a podcast dedicated to sharing personal experiences of immigrants and telling their stories about living abroad.
My name is Javier, and in this episode, I have a very dear friend sharing his story of immigrating to the United States.
Oscar immigrated to the United States from Mexico when he was nineteen years old. He has been living abroad for over twenty years, and in that time, he jumped from several jobs, learned about life, jumped some hoops and created a beautiful family. He is now a full time dad, operating his own business and working on his higher education. Oscar is the perfect example of a human being that is always striving to do better despite his conditions.
In this episode, Oscar shares his experience growing up in Mexico, why he moved to the United States, how he immigrated, what was his first job, how did he felt moving to the US at nineteen and knowing almost nobody. Oscar´s personal experience has had many ups and downs, and you can tell by the level of energy of this episode that, things were not easy.
He is one of my dearest friends that I have met while living in the United States, and of course, this is one of my favorite episodes so far.
By sharing this story and hearing about experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating from a developing country to the United States trying to build up a career starting with an entry level job, such as dish washer or cooking fast food. It is not easy, and Oscar has something to say about that.
Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.
Reach out! I appreciate your feedback!
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My Instagram: @jasalomonc
Music Credits :
Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado
Promise Me A Better Life by One Man Symphony
Hello everyone, welcome to another episode of Expat Coffee Break, a podcast dedicated to sharing personal experiences and stories of immigrants about living abroad.
My name is Javier, and in this episode, I shared some of the Work Culture differences between Mexico an the United States.
This time, I talk about the differences I´ve experienced with: Personal relationships inside and outside of work, Communication style with my peers and managers, How the culture celebrates independence in the work environment, some of the employment laws and benefits, Jokes in the office, Political correctness, and a few other rants that I put out there.
With my story, I hope to assist in making a more educated decision to whoever is interested in immigrating with a Professional Visa applying for an international job, by sharing the experiences that you don´t usually know about until you have already moved.
Whether you are considering immigrating to the United States and want to learn more, or just looking to learn about the USA from an immigrant´s experience, this podcast is for you.
Reach out! I appreciate your feedback!
My Facebook page: javiersalomonpodcast
My Instagram: jasalomonc
Music Credits :
Little latin jazz introby oymaldonado
Promise Me A Better Life by One Man Symphony
