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Orginally posted by DiogenestheCynic
Are u crazy?? Or you have absolutely no sense of humour left??? Is it really so difficult to read that statement down there which goes something like this:
Sorry, just mazaak kar rahey they!!
and then followed by:
Coming/not coming ka decision is your call!
What's wrong with you man?? Are u ok??

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Really,
I don't see anything funny there at all, I read it again. Its pretty lame, absolutely no laugh-value. Nothing original, nothing creative. Just plain lame.
Also, where's the constructive suggestions? Let's at least add SOME value to this nonsense you started. Go for it.
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Orginally posted by DiogenestheCynic
You made the comment "DTC opinions(which only deride)." was made on this very thread.
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You make lose statements and comments and then when asked for evidence or substantiation, start hedging and skirting.
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Orginally posted by BlueLobster
Anyways, where are those "different" constructive suggestions that you never had?
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Since you're so ticked at the repetitive ideas of resume building, you must have something original, right?
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Orginally posted by BlueLobster
I've seen a big blank there so far from "people like you" despite repeated requests.
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What's your point here?
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Cause if you were really trying to help someone out, you'd have come up with something contructive too.
Let us do something! Create a poll with a link to GiG's post! Ask people after having read the post :
1. Do they feel more enlightend?
2. Do they feel better equipped in any way for job hunting?
3. Have they learnt something from the post that was unique and not known to them?
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Orginally posted by DiogenestheCynic
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Orginally posted by BlueLobster
Anyways, where are those "different" constructive suggestions that you never had?
I am not sure I understand your question.
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My remarks/observations follow each recommendation/suggestion.
Before coming:
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1.stopped watching Kyonki Saas and started concentrating on websites where they gave all information on Canada, jobs, culture, climate etc.
Having applied for immigration, almost everyone DOES spend a lot of time on the web learning about Canada, and looking up jobs on monster etc. How many has it helped?
2. Surf the net and use it to make one of the best Resumes.
I feel like puking every time I hear it now!! This "resume" thing has been done to death!!
3. Call up Manpower consultants in Canada and leave messages on their voice mail.
Not clear if this activity did really help the gentleman. Wonder what the other desis have to say in general about the success rate of recruiters getting jobs for immigrants, that too calling from India.
4. two months the number of applications sent out - 500 .
I am afraid that appears to be a highly inflated figure. A search for jobs in SAP brings up only 408 jobs for the whole of Canada and they include all types of jobs in SAP in all modules.
After coming:
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1.A good resume is a key and your resume must outshine others.
:: TC goes to the washroom...(sounds of retching)...comes back:::
2. Practice interview skills, learn local lingo and anecdotes.
First part quite common. What does “local lingo” mean? Learning words like “dude”, “cool” etc? Is that likely to help in an interview. Please realize that the gentleman has mentioned it as distinct from learning proper English.
3. Read a lot on Canada.
Really? I thought we had got over that in the “before” phase?! Read what? History of Canada, the natives what?
4. English, English and English – work on that department.
I think we have an entire thread dedicated to this issue and so I will reserve my comments.
5. Networking works.
Now THAT is what I call one helluva tip!!!
6. spending close to 10-12 hrs jointly surfing the net every day.
That is really a lot of time and certainly not recommended because it leaves you with very little time to do many other more useful things.
7. Did not attend the Settlement session at the immigration consultant.
That is a need based requirement and has no bearing on job hunting.
8. surfed the web in the wee hours of the morning. I used to sleep at midnight and get up at 3:00 am in the morning. Sending resumes
Not clear how surfing the web in the “wee” hours of the morning is any better than surfing at any other time of the day.
9. Weekend – while others are out shopping and meeting friends, I surf the net
Whew!! That is humongous amount of surfing.
10. Befriend the Librarian at Brampton Library and show her my resume
Worthy suggestion!
11. dressed for the occasion
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12. Decide not to buy steel boots.
Good decision!
Summarizing even further, the one factor that has been repeatedly stressed is “surfing”. Is there anything else that is important or not already known to all and sundry that I am missing?? Please do point it out.
Nothing is gained from the story, except that if it is true, it only lends credence to the fact that opportunity and chance are even greater players than was originally conceived!
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Let us do something! Create a poll with a link to GiG's post! Ask people after having read the post :
1. Do they feel more enlightend?
2. Do they feel better equipped in any way for job hunting?
3. Have they learnt something from the post that was unique and not known to them?
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Orginally posted by jake3d
Should we have a new thread where you are going to lay down some constructive topics? Even Mercury has done that one time or another.
What about you and KAP? Rest assured...I will support you in this matter
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