That is reallydiscouraging for all of us.sogwap said:I've applied for several dozen IT jobs (analyst, programming, systems Administration etc) but haven't heard from any of these. I don't know if I'm over qualified (25 years experience), under qualified (lacking certificates), immigration issues (since all my education and work experience is from the States), or there's lots of unemployed IT people that look better. But I'm still hoping to get in....
Yaa I know it would not be easy and will take 6-8 months to get good job and settle there fully. Initial 4 months would be very important .senuphilip said:Hello,
Initially we have to struggle alot in Canada, it will not be a cake walk.
Let's hope for the best
Does anybody have friends and relative who works in IT / ITES industry in Canada...
Thanks
@Ankit.ankit_20 said:Glad you started this thread
When are you planning to land.
Please continue to share all your findings regarding Job search on the forum
Thanks
Ankit
mailvdutt said:One of my friend who went as a immigrant in 2007, he told that chances of getting interview calls depends on How well your Resume is written.Also you should have certifcations OCP,PMP etc.
One thing is for sure that we have to try for developer jobs first and then look for better options.
If we are expecting Manager jobs from the begining, it would be tough .
Concept of manager in Canada is a person with 15+ years of experience.
I have worked in canada in 2006,i have seen that getting a jobs as developer /Sr. developer is easy.
Also what matters is you skill set, if you are Oracle ,Java developer ..then their are many people available in local market.
If you have niche skills chances are better.
If you have Experience in BIG US MNC, that would also help.
I have seen people with 20 years of exp. working as Sr. developers.
Personally i am ready for developer /Sr. Developer postion to start with.
I am a PMP with 13 years of IT experience and 5 years of project management experience.