
As a new Canadian, you may be feeling overwhelmed about how to:
- Get jobs
- Present your skills to Canadian employers
- Negotiate a salary that reflects your experience
- Make contacts in your preferred industry sector
I’ve been where you are now. In the mid-90’s, I moved to Hong Kong with no business contacts, no understanding of the market or potential employers. In fact, I didn’t even understand what HR recruiters were looking for, in the world’s most competitive job market. How naïve you may be saying!
In hindsight, it was either a huge leap of faith, or a strong will that convinced me that I was going to land my dream job in a foreign country. As a result of meeting one fellow, who provided insights into the Hong Kong market, my entire strategy changed. I’m happy to report that I did land a dream job as the Marketing Manager for North East Asia for a major telecommunications company.
I’d love to
hear the
story of
what brought
you to
Canada and
help you to
find your
own ‘dream’
job. I’ll
share my
insider tips
on how to
“Canadianize”
your
experience.
And you’ll
learn some
simple
techniques
to increase
your network
of contacts
and job
prospects in
the market.
Canada Jobs Forum
The majority of people in Canada get jobs through applying to job advertisements in newspaper and more job listings in job wetsite. It requires confidence and self promotion which are qualities discouraged in many other cultures. You need to rewrite your CV into a CV format that is suited to the Canada environment, and get ready for job interview.

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