Posted on: 16-06-04 01:37:19
Ya I will be landing in Toronto
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Anup Kr.Mukerjee
Hi,
Re; The value in equivalency of an Indian degree seems to be 'not that good' here in Canada. I have seen Ca's from India with 15 yrs of experience and who have left behind a well established practice back home, studying for the CPA exam. CPA I guess is an equivaent of a Chartered Accountant study. Point is if you have an MBA(Fin.Planning) or something it will help you better than a post graduate or a bachelors degree from back home. Believe me , it doesnt matter how many yrs of foreign experience you have. If your would be employer feels that you still need to be acclamatized to the business manners/language/practices here, he may not even consider your Indian experience.
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Orginally posted by Shree65
Hi,
Re; The value in equivalency of an Indian degree seems to be 'not that good' here in Canada. I have seen Ca's from India with 15 yrs of experience and who have left behind a well established practice back home, studying for the CPA exam. CPA I guess is an equivaent of a Chartered Accountant study. Point is if you have an MBA(Fin.Planning) or something it will help you better than a post graduate or a bachelors degree from back home. Believe me , it doesnt matter how many yrs of foreign experience you have. If your would be employer feels that you still need to be acclamatized to the business manners/language/practices here, he may not even consider your Indian experience.
I can understand that Shree.Thanks for the info.When are you planning to come to Canada?I am an MBA with marketing specialisation.Have fought with situations and always came out victorious.So ready for any kind of obstacle that I may again face when I am in Canada.
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Anup Kr.Mukerjee
In summers you are also competeing against Students when college (and school) is out.
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I once made a mistake, but I was wrong about it.
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Orginally posted by mercury6
In summers you are also competeing against Students when college (and school) is out.
Hence we can conclude that whether winter or summer, both the seasons have their own plusses and minusses.Hence come down to canada anytime during the year and get what you want.
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Anup Kr.Mukerjee
In summer, you will have one less thing to worry about, the weather. Job search in winter travelling on bus and walk can be.....well...
As far as factory/warehouse jobs is concerned, even without students entering the workforce it is not that you find work easily.
Everyday hundreds of people land in Toronto, majority of whom you will see ultimately in factories and warehouses. So labour here is always surplus and cannot keep everyone busy, be summer or winter!
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Canada...another name for struggle in life!
True.
All I can say is If you get a half decent (by which I mean enough hours per week), stick to it.
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I once made a mistake, but I was wrong about it.
