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You differ, thats not a problem. Everyone is entitled to their opinion. But your comment insinuating that everyone with a postive mind set has vested interest and is lying is bit overboard.

With all the certifications that you have mentioned, it should not be hard for you to find a job. It will take some preparations though. Get a resume as per canadian market standards, apply, and prepare for interviews and give your best shot

Toronto is right place to start with. Give your self few months to settle in new country

Nitin, it is very difficult to find the work visa through employers in Canada. I work for one of largest telecom company in canada and have not seen them sponsoring visas. Once FSW opens and your job is under the eligible jobs, you may be able to apply

Danijel, it is hard to get an offer before having work rights, not impossible but very hard. Fact is once you have PR, it is still hard to find a job

Daniel if you want to work here it is no point of applying tourist visa. Apply for work permit or PR and then come for a job

FSW is closed as of now. Only CEC and People with job offers can apply Keep an eye on CIC.gc.ca, when FSW opens this year what categories are listed under eligibility criteria

There is no category that is opne now for you to apply, keep an eye on cic.gc.ca

Karthik, if you google you can find the canadian resume format, key points to keep in mind are It should not be more than 2 pages No personal information Highlight your skills, specialties, domain knowledge,, and career profile

I would say very thin. Typically people take somewhere between 2-6 6 months finding first job in their own field

Yes it is absolutely fine. Happy to help whereever I can.

It should not be very difficult. Send me your resume and I will connect you to resourcing team in my org. I see a general challenge though that lot of development/QA jobs that need little to no client intercations are getting shipped to India. Roles like Architect, BA, PM, Integrators are more...

I have seen no issues with people in IT finding jobs. IT skills are transferable and if you have good soft skills and communication skills, I have seen every one finding jobs in 3 months I have seen people struggling who have done quickfire (10 weeks ) QA or networking courses after landing in...

Sumit, I am working as a Program Manager for Canda's largest IT company and I work in Telecom domain. If you have good communication skills, soft skills then with some efforts you should be able to find a job.

This is hard to answer as a general rule but for my company for example Jul and Aug are slow. March to June is a good time as all budgeting and funding issues are taken care off and plans for years are in place and execution is in process

Jobs take time as in any county but if you have good communication skills and English skill along with technical skills like embedded software you will find a job. If you are in Canada send me a PM if not contact me once you are here

it is good for a profile that you mentioned Sharat. You can connect a person with such a profile to me and I may be able to help

If you have a solid PM experience and good communication skills, Canadian experience should not be a problem. Back your skills with PMP that will help

Hi vKumar I sent you a PM

Some good agencies in Toronto (GTA) area are SISYTEMS, PROCOM, EAGLEONLINE, RANDSTAND, ADDECO There are small time recruiters- thousands of them and any one can help. Upload your resume at monster, workopolis etc and look for jobs on indeed.ca