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Adapting your résumé to Canadian Job Mark, résumé writing tips for new immigrants

As the President of Résumé Solutions, I have worked with 1000s of new immigrants who came to our organization for help when they have been unable to find work for months after arriving in Canada.  One of the most common errors that we see in their résumés is spelling and grammatical mistakes. Another mistake is including obsolete information or detail, which has no relevance to a Canadian employer. Others include too much personal information, which is a major faux pas in the Canadian environment.


How to Prepare For Interview Questions

Some interview questions that you can expect will usually have something to do with your long-term goals and objectives. Be sure you have your long term goals firmly planned for and you will do well. If you don"t do well with these answers you will appear to not have any aspirations for your future, which is not a desirable quality in a hire or a student. Another topic of interview questions that you should be prepared for will be about your accomplishments. It may take some careful thought to determine what in your life you would consider an accomplishment. A lot of hesitation when it comes to forming an answer never reflects positively. By all means, rehearse your interview to be prepared.

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When answering interview questions, be sure to seem confident without being cocky. No one wants to deal someone who is full of them self because it will make the working or learning environment unpleasant. Do not answer questions in a manner that will make it sound rehearsed. If you don"t seem natural then it could be perceived as dishonesty and that could wreck the entire interview. Be your self and remain calm. Employers like this approach. It says alot about you is you appear confident, but you will also seem nervous at the same time. Relax, the interviewer is simply another person and will understand a small degree of nervousness.

Sample interview questions can be found on various Internet web sites. Employment web sites such as Monster.com commonly feature a section dedicated specifically to giving you sample interview questions. "CollegeGrad" also has a list of common questions that you may hear in an interview, as well as, a section with a sample interview to give you a feel for the format of an actual interview situation. Turn to the internet to help you prepare for that next upcoming interview.






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