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Posted on: 11-05-12 10:04:20
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Originally posted by spaceman
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Originally posted by sunshine_12
Friends, so many views and no reply. I am sure some of you are employed in IT jobs or currently have openings in your depts, some of you may know Managers or hiring authorities.
Please don't beg for jobs, this will get you no where. Unless you follow systematic approach to job search which has been discussed number of times in this thread as well, it will be hard to get job.
- Is your resume updated?
- Are you applyting through workopolis/monster?
- Are you contacting the recruitment agencies (TekSystems/Randstad etc)?
- Is your linkedin profile updated?
Since you have already worked in Canada for past 2 years getting a job should not be that difficult.
Best of luck.
Because based on the experiences of the people I know, it's got a low chance of getting hired. Nowadays, finding work could be easier and faster if you're looking for it online. By using the internet and working really hard, you can find that dream job you've always wanted.
If I could add a tip on job hunting online, there are a lot of great job sites out there. However, I have to warn you that focusing on just one job site is a mistake. I realized it after reading https://www.staff.com/blog/hiring-on-workopolis-a-mistake/" target="_blank">this article. Because as much as possible you should open yourself up to a lot of great job opportunities by posting to at least 3 job sites. I hope it helps.
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Originally posted by suarefic
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Originally posted by spaceman
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Originally posted by sunshine_12
Friends, so many views and no reply. I am sure some of you are employed in IT jobs or currently have openings in your depts, some of you may know Managers or hiring authorities.
Please don't beg for jobs, this will get you no where. Unless you follow systematic approach to job search which has been discussed number of times in this thread as well, it will be hard to get job.
- Is your resume updated?
- Are you applyting through workopolis/monster?
- Are you contacting the recruitment agencies (TekSystems/Randstad etc)?
- Is your linkedin profile updated?
Since you have already worked in Canada for past 2 years getting a job should not be that difficult.
Best of luck.
Because based on the experiences of the people I know, it's got a low chance of getting hired. Nowadays, finding work could be easier and faster if you're looking for it online. By using the internet and working really hard, you can find that dream job you've always wanted.
If I could add a tip on job hunting online, there are a lot of great job sites out there. However, I have to warn you that focusing on just one job site is a mistake. I realized it after reading https://www.staff.com/blog/hiring-on-workopolis-a-mistake/" target="_blank">this article. Because as much as possible you should open yourself up to a lot of great job opportunities by posting to at least 3 job sites. I hope it helps.
Hello everyone, It seems due to summer student internship rush, the hiring maybe slowed down. Someone, mentioned getting on linkedin and all, I already did that and in touch with few Recruiters too. Moving to Calgary is the last resort, because I do have Energy background. I hope god will answer my prayers one of these days. Thanks everyone.
