Interesting article on a Canadian desi : Mr.Naved Noorani

"I didn't have any [negative] feelings about doing that job. With my qualifications, it was obviously out of whack," Noorani says. "But for immigrants, it's not where you begin, but where you end."


"I was so determined; I wanted to hit the road running."

After reviewing his resume, loaded with executive positions at hotels like the luxurious Oberoi in India, the Sheraton in Muscat, the InterContinental Dubai and the InterContinental Abu Dhabi, the manager said: "Sir, when you get a job, please hire me."


The full story:
http://www.thecanadianimmigrant.com/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=440

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Good article/success story.

There are two factors that lead to Nooranis success:

1) He had the softskills - he obviously has people skills and knew how to "walk the walk and talk the talk"

2) He used networking to find employment..very powerful..and very proactive.

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