Migration is still top on the list of life-changing decisions anyone can make. Between complex immigration processes and successful settling in the new country is a chasm that swallows the unfortunate and the ignorant. So, while some migrants find green pastures, many are lost in the desert of “survival” jobs and trapped in the vicious cycle of frustration.

From two decades of lived experiences (as a skilled immigrant himself, residential professional, and expat work in Africa, Australia, the Middle East, Europe, USA, and Asia, and his extensive NGO work), Ephraim Osaghae addresses tough questions about navigating your new country for successful and stable careers.

He believes that when you learn from real stories of real people and selfless insiders, you can prepare yourself better on how to deal with change, relocation, and other major shifts in life. You can take the necessary actions to maximize gains, minimize pains, and achieve your goals.

This quick and easy-to-digest guide book:

• Unpacks the foundational principles of maximizing your strengths, managing your weaknesses, and achieving your goals
• Reveals master frameworks for communication, qualifications, work experience, and networking
• Teaches you to understand the critical place of showing up

While intending, new and relatively more settled immigrants are the ideal audience for this book, non-immigrants and other stakeholders will also find useful hints and tips for job-seeking and cultural intelligence.