Hi all,
Quick background about myself: Undergrad is in HR from UWO, then a master's degree from Duke (Masters in Management Science). I just heard about the TN visa recently and read a lot about people stretching categories for their positions. I have been offered an Implementation Analyst at a SaaS company in NorCal with a salary of 50k. The job description is as follows:
You’re the slayer of the to-do list. Organized, coordinated, and methodical, you work through tasks that advance and improve the implementation process. You are not daunted by insurance carriers nor their hold music and will do whatever is necessary to get the information needed by your teammates.
Working directly with carriers, vendors, and internal stakeholders, you contribute directly to successfully onboarding our clients. You love being part of a team and cringe at the idea of working in a silo.
In this role you will gain an in-depth perspective of the Zenefits product while learning the ropes of the implementation process.
Could that somehow fit into the management consulting category?
Additionally, there is an "Implementation Manager" position as well.
"After the sales cycle has closed and before the support teams step in, you’re there to make the platform come to life for our clients.
You'll become an in-house expert on how our product works and interfaces with various insurance carriers and vendors. And, most importantly, you’ll stay in contact with your clients and teammates to communicate status updates with clarity, charm, and wit.
In this role you'll gain an extensive understanding of the Zenefits product -- inside and out, up and down… not to mention sideways, slantways, longways, backways, frontways and squareways! You’ll also get great project management experience under your belt while collaborating with internal stakeholders to create a meaningful client experience."
Could either result in a successful TN visa?
Thank you for the replies, I know both will be a stretch but a second opinion would be great.
Sincerely,
John
Quick background about myself: Undergrad is in HR from UWO, then a master's degree from Duke (Masters in Management Science). I just heard about the TN visa recently and read a lot about people stretching categories for their positions. I have been offered an Implementation Analyst at a SaaS company in NorCal with a salary of 50k. The job description is as follows:
You’re the slayer of the to-do list. Organized, coordinated, and methodical, you work through tasks that advance and improve the implementation process. You are not daunted by insurance carriers nor their hold music and will do whatever is necessary to get the information needed by your teammates.
Working directly with carriers, vendors, and internal stakeholders, you contribute directly to successfully onboarding our clients. You love being part of a team and cringe at the idea of working in a silo.
In this role you will gain an in-depth perspective of the Zenefits product while learning the ropes of the implementation process.
Could that somehow fit into the management consulting category?
Additionally, there is an "Implementation Manager" position as well.
"After the sales cycle has closed and before the support teams step in, you’re there to make the platform come to life for our clients.
You'll become an in-house expert on how our product works and interfaces with various insurance carriers and vendors. And, most importantly, you’ll stay in contact with your clients and teammates to communicate status updates with clarity, charm, and wit.
In this role you'll gain an extensive understanding of the Zenefits product -- inside and out, up and down… not to mention sideways, slantways, longways, backways, frontways and squareways! You’ll also get great project management experience under your belt while collaborating with internal stakeholders to create a meaningful client experience."
Could either result in a successful TN visa?
Thank you for the replies, I know both will be a stretch but a second opinion would be great.
Sincerely,
John
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