Immigrants in the States

Hi fellas, I find the next topic to be of an annoyance for some people and a welcoming concept for others. I moved to the States few years ago, and since then been battling with, you know, life + life of an adjusting immigrant. This year, while going through COVID in my, what I consider now, hometown, I grew completely attached to the city, the vibe and it's resilience. I'm proud to say I didn't leave the city for even one day and kept on working as an essential worker the whole time (minus April, cause I got sick with COVID and took the month to recover). 2020 is definitely a time of huge struggles, unwanted changes for some, of losing and gaining people, things, experiences. I struggled and still struggle a lot. But while I navigate in my emotional mess, as many others, I dare to say I aspire to get more, do more, become more than what I am right now. I'll talk about it more on my next blog, but I wanna work for Apple. It's been my dream work place for many years and I'm finally applying like a mad person. The job market is tough, tougher even now and the toughest for international candidates, but doesn't mean I'm not gonna try hard (always welcoming a push if anyone has an advise or connections in Apple). All my best to you all. Stay strong.