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The Opposite of Comfortable: The Unlikely Choices of an Immigrant Career Woman has received its FIRST ENDORSEMENT from Immigration Voice, a leading non-profit organization working to alleviate the problems faced by legal high-skilled future Americans in the United States. WOW!!!!!!!!
Aman Kapoor, co-founder of Immigration Voice, came to the United States in 1997 with an undergraduate degree in engineering from his native India. He has an MBA from Florida State University. Aman and his family finally received permanent residency in 2007 and around the same time he had founded Immigration Voice.
Like me, Aman Karpoor, a foreign professional, had to go through the grueling and baffling process of high-skilled immigration.
Many of you know that the United States immigration system is dysfunctional, but you may not realize the impact it has on your PERSONAL life and the American economy, society, and the United States' position among other nations.
So Like Immigration Voice, and follow them on Twitter, because the work they do is not only important but also truly essential.
My book provides an intimate view on the life of a career woman who applied her education, experience, and every skill she had ever acquired to create a better future for her family despite the adversity she faced.
THAT WOMAN IS ME, AND THE OPPOSITE OF COMFORTABLE IS MY BOOK. I hope you’ll enjoy reading it, and please share your thoughts and reviews— here on Facebook, Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Goodreads, and everywhere.
XO,
Sharon
#ImmigrationReform
#TheOppositeofComfortable
The Opposite of Comfortable: The Unlikely Choices of an Immigrant Career Woman has received its FIRST ENDORSEMENT from Immigration Voice, a leading non-profit organization working to alleviate the problems faced by legal high-skilled future Americans in the United States. WOW!!!!!!!!
Aman Kapoor, co-founder of Immigration Voice, came to the United States in 1997 with an undergraduate degree in engineering from his native India. He has an MBA from Florida State University. Aman and his family finally received permanent residency in 2007 and around the same time he had founded Immigration Voice.
Like me, Aman Karpoor, a foreign professional, had to go through the grueling and baffling process of high-skilled immigration.
Many of you know that the United States immigration system is dysfunctional, but you may not realize the impact it has on your PERSONAL life and the American economy, society, and the United States' position among other nations.
So Like Immigration Voice, and follow them on Twitter, because the work they do is not only important but also truly essential.
My book provides an intimate view on the life of a career woman who applied her education, experience, and every skill she had ever acquired to create a better future for her family despite the adversity she faced.
THAT WOMAN IS ME, AND THE OPPOSITE OF COMFORTABLE IS MY BOOK. I hope you’ll enjoy reading it, and please share your thoughts and reviews— here on Facebook, Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Goodreads, and everywhere.
XO,
Sharon
#ImmigrationReform
#TheOppositeofComfortable
Published on June 19, 2016 04:21
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