CANADA
VISA.com
Immigration Forum
October 06, 2008, 12:10:40 pm
Home
Assessment
Help
Search
Login
Register
RSS
Welcome,
Guest
. Please
login
or
register
.
1 Hour
1 Day
1 Week
1 Month
Forever
News
Latest Canadian Immigration News
Canada Immigration Forum
>
Temporary Entry Topics
>
Foreign Workers
> Topic:
Before Looking For Work...
Pages:
1
Go Down
« previous
next »
Print
Author
Topic: Before Looking For Work... (Read 400 times)
mark16
Full Member
Posts: 22
Before Looking For Work...
«
on:
January 05, 2008, 06:16:37 am »
Like any job preparation, prior to the job interview you may want to look at revising or creating a new resume first. The resume is the first step to get a employer interested in your knowledge, skills and abilities before he/she even considers you for a interview. Regardless if a person is a local Canadian or a foreigner, standards of resume differ from North America and other parts of the world. For example, in part of middle east and India I have seen resumes that have personal information. In Canada this is a no no and should never be included. This is considered discrimination and resumes should only have professional information regarding work experience, education etc. So my suggestion would be to look at revising your resume first before you consider the interview.
In regards to the interview, this is also conducted differently in North America then many other part of the world. Other then reading useful , "how to" or "what not to do" information in books and internet searches, i would recommend seeking professional job preparation coaching or looking into on-line or in person coaching.
Through my dealing with immigrants and organic job seekers on a human resources side for employers, I can recommend or suggest one company that seems to be reputable. The company is HRinmotion.com. This company is comprised of a network of certified human resources professionals who specialize in job preparation and resumes for business and job seekers in Canada and USA. They work with large companies and have also received national media coverage in the Financial Post. The prices are very reasonable and the service is very professional.
I wish everyone much success in your job search. All the best in 2008.
Regards,
Mark
Logged
Pages:
1
Go Up
Print
Canada Immigration Forum
>
Temporary Entry Topics
>
Foreign Workers
> Topic:
Before Looking For Work...
« previous
next »
Jump to:
Please select a destination:
-----------------------------
Immigration Topics
-----------------------------
=> Skilled Worker / Professional Immigration
=> Family Class Sponsorship
=> Provincial Nomination Program Immigration
=> Canadian Experience Class
=> Business Immigration
=> General - All Canadian Immigration
-----------------------------
Temporary Entry Topics
-----------------------------
=> Foreign Workers
=> International Students
=> Visitors
-----------------------------
Settlement Topics
-----------------------------
=> Settlement Issues
=> Permanent Residency Obligations
=> Citizenship
=> Housing
=> Education
=> Health
-----------------------------
Working in Canada Topics
-----------------------------
=> Finding Work in Canada
=> Canadian Finance and Taxation
=> Start Your Own Business in Canada – Self Employment
=> Canadian Labour Legislation
=> Resources for Finding a Canadian Job
-----------------------------
Visa Office Topics
-----------------------------
=> Visa Offices in North America
=> Visa Offices in South America
=> Visa Offices in Europe
=> Visa Offices in Asia
=> Visa Offices in Africa
=> Visa Offices in Oceana
-----------------------------
Miscellaneous Topics
-----------------------------
=> Archived Postings on Canada Immigration
Loading...