<prompt> Human: A fruit company has contacted me about applying for a position there, so I have applied. I feel, I have a pretty decent chance of getting the job. The salary should be good. The location is in the San Francisco Bay Area. Im Australian, but I currently live in China.My wife is Chinese, she has good English, but not fluent.I think within 8 months of living in America, her English would be pretty close to fluent.Her background is in sales. One of the people you would talk to if you were purchasing something from Alibaba. Currently her job is investor relations, if you want to open a franchise of this Chinese company in your country, shes the person you talk to. Shes doing well at this job. My wife is great with people and building trust.Enjoys learning about other cultures and is a hard worker.My main questions is, what job could she get in America?Her degree, business english wont really mean anything.Alternatively, should she do further study before looking for work?If study, what do you recommended?  <response>: The Bay Area is ridiculously expensive. Just be sure your take a look at the average rent and negotiate your salary accordingly or be willing to commute a significant distance. As for your wife, assuming that her Visa would allow her to work the suggestion for translation services is a good idea. There are a lot of tech companies in the Bay Area that may be interested in her language skills - including Google although I hear the big focus at the moment is Arabic to German and visa versa. Outside of that, she may want to see if she can work digitallyremotely for her current company. She can pitch the time difference as an advantage because she would theoretically be able to work while everyone else is asleep - giving over night turn around. Finally, look at other online jobs. There are a good number of digital nomads people who work remotelydigitally only and travel the world out there so there are likely opportunities for her. PS I wish you and your wife the best and hope you love America! If you do decide to come here and have any concerns or need help feel free to PM me. Im on the other coast but at least can give input about some of the odder American things. Oh and Chinese companies should not be able to screw your wife over on salary if they have an American companyoffice. If you have an office in America and American employees you have to follow our rules on pay and employee treatment although it really isnt as good as most of the rest of the world on things like leave or pregnancy EDIT: I forgot to say do not pay for further studies. If she wants to take a class or two to improve her English thats great but do not pursue a degree. A lot business will pay for college courses related to the business - especially if your wife would get a job working for a state or local government organization - such as the City of San Francisco or whatever. Here is a link for one place to search for CA gov jobs: While an administrative assistant or a permit technician isnt glamorous, it is a good government job and a good way to start out in the system. 