Hi everyone, am new to this forum but thought it might be a good place to get a few questions answered!!
Am currently working in M&A in Europe and am hoping to transfer to NYC for a year or two. How hard is it generally to do this? What is the best way to go about bringing this up (don't want to burn any bridges in my office). Are there any serious visa issues?
Thanks alot!!
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