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DiogenestheCynic,
In this forum you will find successful desi have deep roots in foreign land before landing in Canada. They have countries like UK or USA etc but not India or Pakistan or Bangladesh.......on their resume.
This whole discussion is for people who have worked all their life in India or Pakistan and do not get accepted here at par.
You have braught a reasonable point to analyse chances of success in Canada.

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Orginally posted by the-entrepreneur
share your experiences, none of the successful people is sharing their experiences on this forum. When I come out and do that another of the negative posters picks and says that "you are making your own example as standard for everyone".

Above by Crenshaw
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S'up CDs,

Check this site out. It is the world famous London based "the Economist"'s site. Their intelligence unit rates IIM of Ahmedabad as no 64
in the world where MBA schools are concerned

http://mba.eiu.com/index.asp?layout=2002rankings


I just went over it with a cursory glance but could not find any Canadian institute above this.
Please let me know if there is any Can institute. Many heads are better than one.
If not , hooray. i always was of the notion that our IIM schools are better than the schools here in Can. if not let me know how many Can institutes beat IIM of Ahmedabad.I appreciate your help.
In one of the categories, IIM was rated numero uno! Then Dartmouth, then Kelloggs.
Way to hustle.
BKB

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Personally I feel that ins trend of ridiculing others on their langauage or trying to supress them by mocking gibing is unhealthy v/s providing logical arguments politely . Hot words /statements tend to flare up the senses .I aint the only one to observe this .

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My arguments have been made forcefully, I have had to be impolite where it was warranted
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You are honest in your judgement but do not sound neutral
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This may be unintentional but the way you guys provoke people like me by following a pattern. One guy comes out and says Crenshaw must be unemployed or says share your experiences, none of the successful people is sharing their experiences on this forum. When I come out and do that another of the negative posters picks and says that "you are making your own example as standard for everyone".

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You have developed a feeling of superiority, beacuase you are successful?????
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Raising your voice doesnt meanyou can supress facts . You may be very \"successful\" by your own rights .That doesnt belittle others. If something has worked for you and not worked for 10 others who is the rule and who is the exception . You termed my sample survey of 20 people as being unrealistic and yet quote your own example as a "standard" . Double standards eh?

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Raising voice? Do I use CAPS in all of my discussions? Or do you hear me somehow.......maybe you 'hear voices'.

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If you like hoenst opinion......Volume and tone go hand in hand.....your tone is rude...
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They certainly don't. However, we live in a democracy, the government cannot take these immigrants and force prospective employers to hire them. The job applicant has to present his skills appropriately for a prospective employer to hire him. Sadly a lot of South Asian immigrants lose out on this.
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Yes CIC cannot force employers to hire them but if you are unemployed for a periode of more than 6 months and are claiming EI then they have a programme called subsidised wages programme. Employer is offered incentive to hire you for specified period.
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But I wonder would an IIT Grad / REC Grad be recognised in the US ?? I think yes coz they are job specific . Why isnt the same education recognised in Canada ??

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If there is an IIT / REC grad sitting unemployed in Canada, he's free to go across the border to the US to look for a job. If he's still unemployed in Canada, it means no one is willing to employ him in the US either.

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Now, how can you speak of IIT / REC grad when you are not yourself.
Please tell us your experience, how to cross border easily.
Is getting a job in your field make you an expert to advice for all fields????
This tone I have narrated above!!!!
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Five years is a long period for the Canadian Employers to understand the worth of Indian qualifications and expereince and if they refuse to do so still then they are probably using it as a pretext .

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Where did you come up with five years?
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OK, we would say number of years experince with employees of your ability. Is that justified???
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