Which Job Is Better For A Easy PR?

[Nirbhit]

https://www.reddit.com/r/ImmigrationCanada/?f=flair_name%3A%22Express%20Entry%22
I am a recent PGWP holder who completed my MBA in January from UCW Vancouver. I have two job offers with the same pay:

1. Sales Supervisor at London Drugs - TEER 2 Job
2. Records Information Specialist I at SCI - TEER 4 (I am not completely sure about this; told by ChatGPT)

The confusion is that the Sales Supervisor role is a physically demanding but mid-senior job, while the RIS role at SCI is a desk job and primarily involves data entry, which I believe is a TEER 4 position.
Which one should I select, and how should I plan my PR?

 

[CanGoldDigger]

TEER 4 is not eligible for Express Entry, which is the basic pathway, so the first option is better for that reason.

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

https://www.reddit.com/r/ImmigrationCanada/?f=flair_name:"Express Entry"
I am a recent PGWP holder who completed my MBA in January from UCW Vancouver. I have two job offers with the same pay:

1. Sales Supervisor at London Drugs - TEER 2 Job
2. Records Information Specialist I at SCI - TEER 4 (I am not completely sure about this; told by ChatGPT)

The confusion is that the Sales Supervisor role is a physically demanding but mid-senior job, while the RIS role at SCI is a desk job and primarily involves data entry, which I believe is a TEER 4 position.
Which one should I select, and how should I plan my PR?

Job for an easy PR? Go home already if you can't even do that much research on your own.

 

[Nirbhit]

Job for an easy PR? Go home already if you can't even do that much research on your own.

Do you know why there are so many immigration consultants and agents? The simple answer is because immigration is very complex and requires extensive knowledge. It's easy to say that, of course, a TEER 2 job is much better than a TEER 4 job, but the answer isn't that simple. That's why I asked on this forum. If this question is beyond your scope of knowledge, you shouldn't get involved.

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

Do you know why there are so many immigration consultants and agents? The simple answer is because immigration is very complex and requires extensive knowledge. It's easy to say that, of course, a TEER 2 job is much better than a TEER 4 job, but the answer isn't that simple. That's why I asked on this forum. If this question is beyond your scope of knowledge, you shouldn't get involved.

You started without stating your CRS scores, language scores, etc and asked EASY. If someone has done nothing, it is never going to be easy. Provide people with the right info and they can help. A job alone doesn't help. You either should be targeting a category or have a plan to reach a competitive CRS. None of which is rocket science. It is all about your willingness to do it.

There are many immigration consultants, they exist because people are stupid and they waste money for no reason. Unless someone's case is complex, there's no need to engage an immigration lawyer(RCIC's aren't as sharp, consultants are crap). And, no, your case isn't complex. You just haven't expanded your options.

 

[rcincanada2019]

Do you know why there are so many immigration consultants and agents? The simple answer is because immigration is very complex and requires extensive knowledge. It's easy to say that, of course, a TEER 2 job is much better than a TEER 4 job, but the answer isn't that simple. That's why I asked on this forum. If this question is beyond your scope of knowledge, you shouldn't get involved.

You hold a masters degree, I only got a diploma. I was able to diy with a lower level of education. What happened to your masters?

 

[rajeshhhh1995]

hey, there is no 'easier' job per se, a job is a job, the only difference is its classification by the IRCC, as long as your job is in the acceptable job list for the immigration program, whether is a truck driver or nuclear engineer, doesn't make a difference. If you want to find out more it, go to AskCanada.xyz site, their AI is awesome at answering this kind of questions.

 

[iSaidGoodDay]

hey, there is no 'easier' job per se, a job is a job, the only difference is its classification by the IRCC, as long as your job is in the acceptable job list for the immigration program, whether is a truck driver or nuclear engineer, doesn't make a difference. If you want to find out more it, go to AskCanada.xyz site, their AI is awesome at answering this kind of questions.

spammer!

 

[Nirbhit]

Please help me find out which NOC Code TEER category this job comes under.

I've searched extensively on the internet, and some places mention it as TEER 4, while others say it's TEER 3. I'm confused.


Records Information Specialist I
This entry-level role is to perform detailed reviews of property records; reading, analyzing and interpreting contracts, legal documents and other records to establish ownership/rights of property. Compares various data to ensure all critical information is recorded. Applies proven problem-solving skills to reconcile discrepancies between multiple record sources.
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES

• Reviews multiple data fields including name, address, date and other critical information for completeness and accuracy
• Responsible for data entry of reconciled and reviewed critical information listed above and other vital statistics
• Reconciles discrepancies between multiple record sources
• Utilizes superior attention to detail to identify variances in location records including ownership, dates and transfers
• May physically retrieve records from various locations (vaults, shelves, file cabinets, attics, basements, etc.) to perform daily tasks
• Assists with quality assurance and some analysis of Excel spreadsheets
• Assists with property verification walks with location maintenance representative
• Performs quality reviews of completed reconciliation work
• Maintains reconciling accuracy of 75% or greater for location
• Completes annual company training requirements
• Manages workload and provides summary reports to management when necessary
• Adapts to changing work requirements and environment as needed
• This is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of the essential functions or duties related to this job

MINIMUM Requirements
Education

• High school diploma or equivalent

Certification/License

• Valid state driver’s license in good standing

Experience

• Six (6) months applicable reconciling work experience in area requiring strong attention to detail
• Lean experience a plus

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

• Strong problem solving abilities
• Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook
• Highly detail-oriented with a careful eye for quality control and presentation of work
• Self-motivated and driven to produce results within tight deadlines and with maximum quality within allowed time constraints
• Strong verbal communication skills; ability to articulate project status as needed

Work CONDITIONS
Work Environment

• Work indoors during all seasons and weather conditions
• Comply with Corporate dress code policy

Work Postures

• Sitting continuously for many hours per day, up to 6 hours per day
• Climbing stairs to access buildings frequently

Physical Demands

• Physical effort requiring manual dexterity is required, includes paperwork, calculators, computers and phone usage
• Ability to ascend/descend step-ladders to retrieve files from ground floor and top shelves of vaults, often in tight spaces
• Ability to move bankers boxes of files up to 50lbs
• Keen vision required to read historical documents/images (paper & electronic) and obtain key pieces of information, transcribing them accurately into electronic spreadsheet

Work Hours

• Working beyond “standard” hours and overtime as the need arises
• Travel not required

Postal Code: V5G 3M1
Category (Portal Searching): Administration and Clerical
Job Location: CA-4000 Imperial Street, Burnaby, BC - Ocean View Funeral Home
Job Profile ID: C00782
Time Type: Full time