Many international students go through their job search with a lot of frustration and anxiety. Some submit their resumes to dozens of companies but receive no interviews. Some are called for interviews but still end up with no jobs. Why is this? Here, we try to answer these questions, and help you enhance your chances of getting a job in the U.S.

As an international student, you may find job hunting in the U.S. difficult. On the one hand, employers are sometimes unaware of cultural differences and employment restrictions. On the other hand, you may be unaware of the American job search process and business practices. You must educate yourself about these topics in order to make a good first impression on employers during your job search.

• What goes into a resume? Read our Resume Tips and find out.
• Getting a job isn't only about your resume and the interview - these Job Hunt Tips explain why.
• If you aren't getting the results you want from your interviews, look over our job interview tips.
• And everyone should be aware of these common employment obstacles - including how to overcome them:

  Obstacle No. 1:
  Employers don't want to sponsor, period.
  Obstacle No. 2:
  I failed my interview!
  Obstacle No. 3:
  I don't speak good English... I mean, I don't speak English well!
  Obstacle No. 4:
  I don't have work experience in America.