DO NOT COME TO CANADA (Part II)

[Dr Eng X]

I don't think there is a law that says companies need to advertise their vacancies.

Evenif there is a law. It is not implemented. There is huge favoritism

 

[mjtajik]

"It is understandable for us "Canadians" to feel offended when criticized however that is the unfortunate truth. Canada is not the place for advanced degree holders. That is very unfortunate for the future of our country."

Sooooo true!

The reason is the government... the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology in an speech (when he was visiting McMaster's innovation park) said something in these lines: "we, government of Canada, are not interested in hight tech development and industries and we simply will not spend to expand in that area.... we are just looking forward to hold on to our health care in Canada and if we develop universities to support us in that level, we are going to be happy"

there you have it.... it is rotten from the top...

 

[PQR]

The reason is the government... the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology in an speech (when he was visiting McMaster's innovation park) said something in these lines: "we, government of Canada, are not interested in hight tech development and industries and we simply will not spend to expand in that area.... we are just looking forward to hold on to our health care in Canada and if we develop universities to support us in that level, we are going to be happy"

there you have it.... it is rotten from the top...

lol........right you are

 

[Dr Eng X]

The reason is the government... the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology in an speech (when he was visiting McMaster's innovation park) said something in these lines: "we, government of Canada, are not interested in hight tech development and industries and we simply will not spend to expand in that area.... we are just looking forward to hold on to our health care in Canada and if we develop universities to support us in that level, we are going to be happy"

there you have it.... it is rotten from the top...

Totally right...Thanks that was my point when I said:

It is understandable for us "Canadians" to feel offended when criticized however that is the unfortunate truth. Canada is not the place for advanced degree holders. That is very unfortunate for the future of our country. I have known many cases of great disappointments.

and history proves it many times...this is an example:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avro_Canada_CF-105_Arrow

 

[art2012]

Network is placed well above knowledge n skills,why? I dont understand. networking is important i dont deny this but i cant comprehend hw skills n knowledge cant get anyone job whereas network can.

Longtime resident invariably will hv good network n lands in jobs even if he/ she loses one whereas new comer with limited network struggles n struggles.network cant b built overnight,this is a huge back lash to new immigrant.

 

[PQR]

dear marcus,

please have patience.....don't lose hope, each country is different. forget where u lived before, don't compare.
you are in canada only because there is something which you didnt get where u used to live before.
and as far as job is concerned, it is something which is never easy to get by, in any country.
and when you keep comparing your previous job where u used to live, it makes difficult for you to settle in one job here.
first few months should always be struggling for everyone. try to understand this country's job sector, get education loan, pick a good subject
which has better job availability and good salary in this country, set a target for you, hang out with your friends, try to relax. i think you are extremely frustrated. Forget whatever you had done before, this is a new start.

 

[art2012]

MEANING OF NETWORK IS CHANGED TOTALLY HERE IN CANADA

People here network with intention not from heart,hw healthy is this.canada is teaching this n one need to learn this if want to land in job quickly.

People get benefited from network thats accepted but people getting into network to get benefited,is this welcoming change in a society.

Oh canada u r teaching people to associate with others for benefits.....is this majestic on ur part?

 

[ADUFE]

The reason is the government... the Minister of Industry, Science and Technology in an speech (when he was visiting McMaster's innovation park) said something in these lines: "we, government of Canada, are not interested in hight tech development and industries and we simply will not spend to expand in that area.... we are just looking forward to hold on to our health care in Canada and if we develop universities to support us in that level, we are going to be happy"

there you have it.... it is rotten from the top...

Well said!

 

[ADUFE]

This so-called networking is just legalized nepotism as far as I am concerned, and it's the reason why Canada cannot compete on the global arena because people are hired based almost entirely on who they know and not what skills and knowledge they possess.
It's the major reason why Canada is not an innovative society; they are the only country in the G8 that does not even have its own car brand! Whilst so-called developing countries like Malaysia, India produce and export their cars.

 

[glowingheart]

This so-called networking is just legalized nepotism as far as I am concerned, and it's the reason why Canada cannot compete on the global arena because people are hired based almost entirely on who they know and not what skills and knowledge they possess.
It's the major reason why Canada is not an innovative society; they are the only country in the G8 that does not even have its own car brand! Whilst so-called developing countries like Malaysia, India produce and export their cars.

Canada doesn't have its own car brand but it has its own aerospace brand building commercial, private and military aircrafts and also parts of the ISS and builds cars for multiple foreign brands

 

[mjtajik]

This so-called networking is just legalized nepotism as far as I am concerned, and it's the reason why Canada cannot compete on the global arena because people are hired based almost entirely on who they know and not what skills and knowledge they possess.
It's the major reason why Canada is not an innovative society; they are the only country in the G8 that does not even have its own car brand! Whilst so-called developing countries like Malaysia, India produce and export their cars.

forget about a car factory... the situation is worse than this!! much worse!!

let me tell you the story of Steel co. (of Hamilton city)... one day, their competitor in US decided it is going to be easier if they kill their rival in Canada and eat up the whole market... but based on the law and union rights they couldn't... so they lobbied the government of Canada and Ontario.. the government gave a go ahead to the sell out with the promiss that the us rival will not close the factory untile the next 10 years and will pay all sorts of fees in the case of closer and so on... and despite the protest from the unions the deal was done... less than 1 year after the deal, the factories were closed down, the company was chocked up by the debt that was forced upon it by the us rival (so they couldn't pay the whole pension) and tens of thousands of workers were laid off... flash forward two years later, the Hamilton city is reeking with drug addicts, homeless people and so on... the east of Barton St. is like some war torn eastern European country... and no one from the government took upon the promises that they gave to support the industry :-[

 

[Dr Eng X]

Canada doesn't have its own car brand but it has its own aerospace brand building commercial, private and military aircrafts and also parts of the ISS and builds cars for multiple foreign brands

very funny! That is all US companies, using Canada as its ranch

 

[steaky]

very funny! That is all US companies, using Canada as its ranch

No, there are Chinese, Korean and Japanese companies as well!

 

[Dr Eng X]

forget about a car factory... the situation is worse than this!! much worse!!

let me tell you the story of Steel co. (of Hamilton city)... one day, their competitor in US decided it is going to be easier if they kill their rival in Canada and eat up the whole market... but based on the law and union rights they couldn't... so they lobbied the government of Canada and Ontario.. the government gave a go ahead to the sell out with the promiss that the us rival will not close the factory untile the next 10 years and will pay all sorts of fees in the case of closer and so on... and despite the protest from the unions the deal was done... less than 1 year after the deal, the factories were closed down, the company was chocked up by the debt that was forced upon it by the us rival (so they couldn't pay the whole pension) and tens of thousands of workers were laid off... flash forward two years later, the Hamilton city is reeking with drug addicts, homeless people and so on... the east of Barton St. is like some war torn eastern European country... and no one from the government took upon the promises that they gave to support the industry :-[

very well said, the very near past tells us of a governement reached out to help the US by buying airplanes without even discussing the issue in parliment ... the same governement who eliminated R & D defense budgets...the contract and its maintenance are able to push forward R&D!!!

 

[art2012]

BANTING N BEST, two scientists of CANADA are remembered in medicine for their discovery of INSULIN,which is now widely used to treat diabetes( high bl sugars).these scientists sold patency of insulin to university of toronto( U of T ) for $ 1.U of T, later after" insulin committee "sold the insulin patency to pharmaceutical company ELI LILLY from USA in 1924 within short time of insulin discovery .eli lilly hired a scientist only to convince scientists of canada to sell their patency n finally drug was sold thru U of T.this patency brought drastic change in the success of eli lilly n even today its one of the leading pharmaceutical companies.

CANADA has credit of insulin discovery but financial beneficiary was/is USA.

Surprising thing is even today canada is following ancestors foot steps in this regard.