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I know 80K is based in the UK... should US citizens apply? Also, what kind of applicant field are you looking at right now?
BTW, might be worthwhile to mention the other EA organizations that happen to be recruiting right now.
Yeah, US citizens are very welcome to apply. We can fairly easily hire US citizens for internships. For permanent paid roles my understanding is that it's a bit more complicated, but definitely possible - so it just means the application will be more competitive (because we may have to pay for visas etc).
Can you clarify what exactly you mean by "what kind of applicant field are you looking at?"
You're right, I should have put in a link to the GWWC and EEA positions. Will add.
By "what kind of applicant field are you looking at?" I mean do you guys have a good number of relatively strong applicants already.
Hey John, we discuss this quite a bit in the interview (esp 1st and 2nd questions). Happy to take further more specific questions here though.
I'm not sure there's much I can say on this I'm afraid: I'm not in charge of receiving and scoring applications so I don't actually know at this stage (and even if I was I'm not sure it would be appropriate for me to post a judgement on here)
In general I'd just reiterate the point though that we do find it relatively difficult to find good people, so if you think you might fit what we're looking for, it's definitely worth applying.