HEHEHE 
Trying to maintain some anonymity here..
A better answer will be
My couisn is a Information Systems Auditor. It took my couisn 3 years to get the prosent job but now my couisn is happy. According my my couisn even with 65k there is savings potential.
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Posted on: 18-02-05 13:23:41
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Orginally posted by natehc
HEHEHE
Trying to maintain some anonymity here..
A better answer will be
My couisn is a Information Systems Auditor. It took my couisn 3 years to get the prosent job but now my couisn is happy. According my my couisn even with 65k there is savings potential.
you still got the 65k part wrong
last time it was 80k......or did your cousin agree to accept a lesser paying job in the previous week
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You are correct in your assessment of the salary you can get. If your skills are in demand and you happen to be at the right place at the right time, you can make a very good living even in Canada. The only thing you need to have is patience and perseverence. With some amount of retraining or determination, a $70 K salary in not unimaginable.
I know a number of individuals who make that kind of salary or more. But I do need to add a point of clarification, they all have Masters degree from here.
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Orginally posted by faisal
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Orginally posted by natehc
HEHEHE
Trying to maintain some anonymity here..
A better answer will be
My couisn is a Information Systems Auditor. It took my couisn 3 years to get the prosent job but now my couisn is happy. According my my couisn even with 65k there is savings potential.
you still got the 65k part wrong
last time it was 80k......or did your cousin agree to accept a lesser paying job in the previous week
Faisal,
It was a bubble which has busted.......learn to read between lines or rather between messages.........
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Orginally posted by Kal
You are correct in your assessment of the salary you can get. If your skills are in demand and you happen to be at the right place at the right time, you can make a very good living even in Canada. The only thing you need to have is patience and perseverence. With some amount of retraining or determination, a $70 K salary in not unimaginable.
I know a number of individuals who make that kind of salary or more. But I do need to add a point of clarification, they all have Masters degree from here.
Kal,
Your input will help those who aim for a 70K salary but are confused for taking masters from Canada or not. Brother getting or sister getting 70K are baseless stories without having a background or steps taken to attain status.
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Location: in the heart of Mrs Saga
Posted on: 18-02-05 13:39:45
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Orginally posted by jago_desi
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Orginally posted by faisal
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Orginally posted by natehc
HEHEHE
Trying to maintain some anonymity here..
A better answer will be
My couisn is a Information Systems Auditor. It took my couisn 3 years to get the prosent job but now my couisn is happy. According my my couisn even with 65k there is savings potential.
you still got the 65k part wrong
last time it was 80k......or did your cousin agree to accept a lesser paying job in the previous week
Faisal,
It was a bubble which has busted.......learn to read between lines or rather between messages.........
He he
, I tried your advise on your post, but there was a single line with one message....which just got thru -----------------------------------------------------------------
Deal With Reality or Reality Will Deal With You
I really dont know whats the confusin heree..why are we bothered about the gender of my couisn or exactly the couisn makes 80k but says even if i make 65k it is good....
Please read completely.
HMM, regarding masters..well my immigration consultant advised me to do MS when i land there since i am not married and dont have a maintain a family....
But think i was thinking MBA is a better option..Thats another thread that is started in the study section of the site....and has had a few interesting responses.....
