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You don't subject them to a barrage of negative statements (like 80% of professionals work in labour jobs) which is nothing but sensationalism.
People like 'kmukherjee' read what you guys say. When you say 80% of professionals work at Tim Horton's and then try to justify the number, they lap it up literally, not knowing that you just intend the number to be symbolic.........

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There you go again Crenshaw ,

Mindless conclusions ..............

Clarification: I dont sensationalisze ---jut try to undo the sensation caused by Imigrant lawers and the image generated overseas while wooing others for Imigration

Clarification : The only spun I ve done is to quote Qatar s & Canada s statistics for 2002 when Qatar s was higher and equal to Canada s current GDP per capita . I was surprised that Qatar had attained USD 30 K in 2002 !!!

U better re read my whole posts ........ u will learn that all along I have been maintaining that apparently a good majority professionals (seemingly 70% - 80%) find themselves doing undeserved odd jobs for an indefinite period. This is the information I ve drawn from being on this site for twelve times your presence and my own vist to Canada plus my own set of acquaintances .

Not only me there are others also who have quoted such stance .------

"Why do professionals come here?..... because nobody give them a clear picture of this country, and if someone try to do that he/she won't be simply ignored.

Some of us want to see only 10-20% successful (?) immigrants, they conveniently ignore views and suffering of rest (80-90%) of the people."

"That is almost a true statement crenshaw except that to make it valid, it needs just a little tweak and that is to change the "a lot" to "most". Then it would be more accurate and correct, don't you think? So it should read as "most immigrants do not find jobs”. "



You have skirted away personally whenever u were required to provide statistics be it either the odd jobs scenario or Indian-CA-going-US-CPA scenario . WHERE ARE YOUR OWN NOS. ?? U ask everybody for them .

I think BL on the other hand has been very patient and forthcoming by allowing your comments " I will not send my son to the same schools as urs " kind of statements on this forum ............. I will reserve my comments on your tone and attitude for now .

Manasvi

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I think BL on the other hand has been very patient and forthcoming by allowing your comments " I will not send my son to the same schools as urs " kind of statements on this forum .............

Manasvi

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You have skirted away personally whenever u were required to provide statistics be it either the odd jobs scenario or Indian-CA-going-US-CPA scenario . WHERE ARE YOUR OWN NOS. ?? U ask everybody for them .
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Crenshaw and Manasvi,

Though I have personally been enjoying the battle of numbers, analysis of English language, reporting of various scenarios and an overall vibrant discussion, I think time has arrived when we halt, look back at whatever has been discussed and see if there remains any need to discuss the topic.

Without taking any sides, and not speaking as a moderator, but as a member, I feel that this discussion is almost at the verge of getting into a personal fight of two enlightened members with only good intentions at heart for fellow desis. And common sense will enable any reader to judge for himself what are the ground conditions, good or bad, great or hellish and help him take his decisions without the need to be scared to the bones.

Chandresh

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Crenshaw and Manasvi,

Though I have personally been enjoying the battle of numbers, analysis of English language, reporting of various scenarios and an overall vibrant discussion, I think time has arrived when we halt, look back at whatever has been discussed and see if there remains any need to discuss the topic.

Without taking any sides, and not speaking as a moderator, but as a member, I feel that this discussion is almost at the verge of getting into a personal fight of two enlightened members with only good intentions at heart for fellow desis. And common sense will enable any reader to judge for himself what are the ground conditions, good or bad, great or hellish and help him take his decisions without the need to be scared to the bones.

Chandresh

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Hell, why don't we take a poll of the desis on this board itself. What their qualifications are, when they arrived and what jobs they did in the past and for how long, and what jobs they are in at the moment. That will give everyone a "real" picture of the situation here.
From the polls of the past, the nearest to the issue of discussion is "What is most difficult thing to get in Canada?" and a full 79.5% have answered "Getting a job in own field". The sample size though is only 811. Rather than bicker and squabble, I think it is time to set up anothe poll and encourage people to participate.

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