Consider these following scenarios:1. You move to US, for Masters. You try giving interviews in companies, so that during the 3 months time, you can land a job. or,You move to US, for PhD. During your PhD, you do internships in big companies, so that after your graduation, you can land job on these companies. 2. You move to Canada, for PhD/masters, get PR & then citizenship. Try to land on those big companies.Also, you landed a job in the US, so move to US with TN1 visa, later file for green card.What are the pros and cons for each of these scenarios? Does having a PhD often ensures landing jobs on the big companies?Does hving a PhD means bigger annual package?Please give your feedbacks. Thanks!

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What is better?

Consider these following scenarios:

1. You move to US, for Masters. You try giving interviews in companies, so that during the 3 months time, you can land a job.

or,

You move to US, for PhD. During your PhD, you do internships in big companies, so that after your graduation, you can land job on these companies.

2. You move to Canada, for PhD/masters, get PR & then citizenship. Try to land on those big companies.

Also, you landed a job in the US, so move to US with TN1 visa, later file for green card.

What are the pros and cons for each of these scenarios?

Does having a PhD often ensures landing jobs on the big companies?

Does hving a PhD means bigger annual package?

Please give your feedbacks. Thanks!

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I would say 1. with phd because based on your field, there will be plenty of opportunities to work. Which means more growth than in Canada. Green card/ citizenship might come later with H1B in EB1 category.

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Thanks a lot for the feedback.

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