Have you ever moved to another country?

Can I interview an individual who has recently moved to the United States from another country?

• Can I interview an individual who is a recent immigrant to the United States? I am trying to learn more about your perceptions and comparisons of the U.S. with their native land. This is a project that I am doing for an International Business class. The more in depth the better!! Thank you very much to whoever contributes. 1. What was your first impression of this country? Of the people? 2. What were a few things you found strange about the culture in the U.S. during your first few weeks here? 3. What surprised you the most? 4. What did you think was really strange about American customs? 5. What food did you find (and maybe still do) rather disgusting or hard to eat? 6. What did you first think about American family life? 7. What are the differences you see between education here and that in your home country? 8. How many foreign languages do most educated people speak in your country? 9. How do bosses treat employees back in your home country? 10. What are expectations for advancement there? 11. How many hours a day do people typically work? 12. Are there any laws or norms governing equal opportunity or sexual harassment? Explain 13. How do men treat women in the workplace? At home? 14. What is the attitude towards people from various racial or ethnic backgrounds? Are there conflicts between various groups? 15. How are ethical issues handled in business? 16. How do people treat one another in the workplace? What expectations does a company place on an employee?

• Answer:

  Sure can, just go to Pollo Loco or Pollo Tropical and you will find one. If that doesn't work, try a Home Depot parking lot