How to GET A JOB in Canada really fast in one to two weeks (2 proven ways) | Living in Canada
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2024
- How to get a job fast in Canada? In this video I’ll share with you 2 tips for getting a job fast, meaning within 1-2 weeks. I’ll also share with you about some of the jobs that I had during my time in Canada as student. #workingincanada #livingincanada #movingtocanada
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Getting job means being a likeable person. Qualifications are sometimes set aside for a person who smiles, makes interviewer comfortable and relaxed.
Very helpful content as always… keep bringing us more.
Will surely do that!
Hey, I loved your budget jacket video. Can you give some tips for jacket to buy on boxing day in a budget?
Thank you! Research what you wanna buy in advance so once the price drops you can quickly buy it (because popular sizes/models/colors quickly sell out)
Thank you very much. really useful
Glad it was helpful!
You are actually quite qualified for cam, should look into it.
Please talk about differentiating one's skills.
Its tough here as an international student, i used to compare the job market back in my country where if i applied a job atleast companies call me back. Here in canada theres is so little response or more rejection. There is some zoom interviews i got but hr just let me wait in the screen and cancel it. Im lucky that I have family that supports me or else ill be homeless. Also, i face like alot of discrimination too because im asian. Anyways, still fighting to get a job to atleast to not rely too much on my family.
What do you do when you don't have any referals or connections?
Hi, thank you for the very informative video about how to get a job in CA. My question is, when applying for a customer service job like in Starbucks, what type/kind/style of resume should be submitted if all of your experience are for skilled/professional worker? (Current status is student looking for a part time). Thanks in advance!
Haha, very good question! I asked myself similar question when I was about to apply at Starbucks with my banking background. First, I summarized my one page professional background into just several lines (at the bottom) Then I added all the customer service related roles I could think of on the top. In the end, they want to know what you can do in practice and get a sense if you can be a good frontliner. So I went back as far as my college years and added a job I had in a restaurant, etc. Important also is to add a short summary on top stating a goal (e.g. to look for a part-time role where you can hone your customer service skills etc.) Hope this helps!
I would go to the job interview next time and tell the hiring manager he does not want to miss out on this excellent opportunity to hire me because I'm the best! 😤
Yup the way to get a job here in Canada is through connections, otherwise good luck finding a job. I have seen so many young people, friends and family, struggled to find work even for years. I know someone who had to leave the country to teach english in another country because she couldn't a find a job after years of graduating university. I also know so many people keep going back to school to learn something else because they couldn't get a job after finishing their diplomas. And it's not like they were studying something that is considered hard to find work; they were studying computers or business. This situation didnt happen years ago, it's more a situation in the past decade.
Do You have direct resources that You could assist me with finding a job. I am a United States Citizen. I am relocating to Canada.
Can you do at-home jobs?
In these cases it is important to have a network and friends. Might not be possible for newcomers, as myself. Other than that, makes sense.
If you study here, you'll have a network pretty soon!
Yes right networks always help but you have to be prepared to show your qualifications with true credentials & experience.
Thank You Jesus for work!
I am myself an accountant in my home country, next year I will go and start again by searching a job. Any places you could recommend to me for an accountant entry job??
I can't recommend anything specific, as accountants are needed everywhere. I guess it depends on your niche as well. Are you arriving with a PR/open work permit here? For foreigners (I'm assuming you are?) it's quite difficult to get a job in the beginning, without any connections and references. I would suggest just working anywhere you can to get those references. After your initial 1,2 jobs you have options for where you want to ideally work.
it is all lies , I arrived in Canada for 2 months , there are no jobs at all , zero , and I have high qualifications including 8 years of experience , the only jobs that are available are labour and janitorial
There are jobs, you may just not have found one that matches your qualifications.
What Job are you looking for ?
Where province did you go to?
It's been 4 months here
Yes, you are correct, no jobs at this point of time, you just push your resumes into a black hole.
What you say is the rough reality but please keep in mind that not all people, for example, newcomers have connections, and that potential connections are not always willing to help!
That's true, but still you gotta try! If people don't try then there's zero chance. Also, connections can be made.
Hi,
I am a game programmer, recently graduated from college in Toronto. I couldn't find a full-time position as a game dev for a few months now. So, I started to look for a temporary solution like a customer service.
I came across this video and decided to go in person to Starbucks and some other places, unfortunately, everybody sent me to apply online. Do you have anything to suggest in this situation?
Thank you in advance.
After applying online, you could try taking a print out of your resume to the branch where you want to work and meet the manager to introduce yourself. That's what I did. I have a video specifically about working and getting a job at starbucks, perhaps you can check that out!
Most of the Game Dev stuff happens in Vancouver.
Start a RUclips Channel about what you studied and build it
@@ryanchapman6162 Montreal
Stay home and play games.
Please also guide me Before the visit to Canada how many types are applications that I need to install on my mobile device and which SIM CARD and internet connection from where I can buy please give me all details.
You can just wait until you arrive to download any apps, but I found 'rocketman app' to be useful for checking connections (transport, ttc). For Sim card it depends, if you're here long term as resident, there are many providers (koodo which I use, bell, freedom, telus, etc.). Koodo has worked well for me so far. If you're here as a visitor, I'd recommend you to check the overseas/roaming packages with the provider in your home country.
@aliwaqas8439 If you really want to succeed in Canada, I suggest you start doing your own research and be more independent. It is really ANNOYING to meet someone who wants everyone to do everything for them. She made this video and you are being one of these annoying people who keeps asking basic questions. Go google it yourself.
Wala pa rin ako work,tlga siguro need may kakilala ka para mkapasok
How to get references and I still fresh in Canada and I know no one ?
Did you go to school? You can get references from your professors. Else, get a service job and get your references from there to get a better job.
@@LivinginCanada no I didn’t study here I came in visit visa and trying to find a job even an entry level one just to have work permit and Canadian experience to allow me to apply to PR and getting better job
Do you still living in Canada🇨🇦 I'm living in Canada🇨🇦 now 4 years ago
I am still living in Canada :)
Could you help me to find job i realy sent lots emails and no answers
One of the easiest way to find a job is through acquaintances. Depending on the place you want to work at, you can also try to meet the manager and bring your resume with you.
I don't know anyone in Canada and i am not in Canada to meet managers
It's really difficult to get a job if you're not here in Canada.
I'm a 3 years truck driver experience,
What is the easiest way for me to get work ?
Is anyone here to refer me .. i have been here for almost 3 months. i don't get a job yet.😢
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🤔 Is the thank you note expected to be filled with 💰? 😂
Hi, kindly guide me on how do I get the job on a visit visa? and where I have to stay once I come to Canada on the visitor visa. While holding a visitor visa does the employer will take interview? kindly guide me end to end.
A visitor visa is only for visiting, i.e. visiting family and friends, leisure, and doesn't allow one to work on it. I am not an immigration advisor so I cannot get further advice!
In general, nowadays many interviews are held online, so as long as you can get an interview you can do it online from anywhere (as long as the employer is open to that).
Getting a job is easiest when you are already in the country. Most foreigners would get a job here by applying for PR first, or study here and find a job right after. I believe there are some other programs for specific jobs/industries, you would need to google that. Good luck!
I am new in Canada and i can't find job, there is no one to help me 😔
Try and tap into your connections!
Hi dear...I m new to Canada open to any remote job...it would be great help if u could refer me....
It's best if you go on job search platforms!
wait what?. r u from Indonesia?
Yes, partially!
oh nice.. salam kenal kalau begitu..
kira2 pertengahan tahun 2024 saya dan anak istri akan ke Calgary.. semoga lancar ya.. Amen...
@@LivinginCanada
You are gorgeous... ❤❤
2 tips with 18 minutes video ☹️
Has someone a job to offer?😂
But I don’t know anyone in Canada 🥲
Once you get here, you'll make friends!
@@LivinginCanada I have been living in Canada for over 20 years and I never had any friends in my entire life. People find me absurd and boring. 🙂