<p>Hey guys,</p>
<p>So I graduated in June of this year, and I had many interviews over the summer, but received no offers. I was actually considered the top candidate for 2 positions, but since I need sponsorship in the future, the offers were given to someone else.</p>
<p>Then came fall, and I had no interviews in the fall.</p>
<p>Come December, and now I'm about to have my first interview in 3 months. However, I'm thinking of returning home to Indonesia if I don't get this job since my OPT will end in June of next year.</p>
<p>I went to an average school in New York. My internships were mainly in media and entertainment companies, because I'm interested in working in the industry. I worked as an accounting intern for 2 semesters at viacom, and a box office research intern at weinstein (a film studio who made movies such as The Kings Speech, Inglourious Basterds etc).</p>
<p>Apart from my internships, Ive also worked as a teaching assistant at my school for a liberal arts class, and at NYU for a corp finance class that's focused on financing in the entertainment industry.</p>
<p>So my resume is diverse though its nothing special. Considering how competitive the job market is in the US, I'm wondering if I will have an easier time getting a job back home with my current credentials.</p>
<p>Since my internships were in entertainment companies, I mainly applied to media companies here in the US (my interviews were with time warner, marvel, dc entertainment, fox, nielsen etc). However should I open up my options in Indonesia and apply to multinational financial firms and companies, and even consulting firms?</p>
<p>Ive never considered applying to banks and accounting firms in the US, because i don't have related internship experiences. But if I have better chances back home in Indonesia, I'm thinking of applying to boston consulting group, mckinsey, deloitte, pwc, morgan stanley, deutsche bank.</p>
<p>What do you guys think? Worth a shot?</p>