Getting interviews
Not Getting Interviews in Canada? 6 Causes and How to Tell
Applied to hundreds of jobs in Canada and heard nothing? There are six distinct causes, they need different fixes, and here is how to tell which is yours.
Answers to the questions that come up most in coaching, written by the two of us who do the coaching, plus shorter career advice from Bani Singh’s newsletter. Pick a topic to narrow the list.
Getting interviews
Applied to hundreds of jobs in Canada and heard nothing? There are six distinct causes, they need different fixes, and here is how to tell which is yours.
Getting interviews
What a Canadian resume needs, what to leave off and why it is a human rights point, and an accurate account of what an ATS really does with your file.
Getting interviews
How to network for a job in Canada with no contacts: why it feels like begging, the mistake almost everyone makes, and three scripts you can send today.
Getting interviews · From Bani Singh’s newsletter
Job descriptions are wishlists, not legal documents. Bani Singh on applying without 100% of the requirements, and when to stop and upskill first.
Interviews
You got the job interview in Canada, and then no offer and no feedback. Five patterns we watch go wrong in mock interviews, and what to change next time.
Interviews · From Bani Singh’s newsletter
Most people answer "Tell me about yourself" with their life story. Bani Singh's WWW framework: what you do, the results you've gotten, what's in it for them.
Interviews · From Bani Singh’s newsletter
Made it to the last round and still lost the offer? Bani Singh on what final rounds are decided on, and the 30-60-90 day plan that helps you close.
Salary and offers
Negotiating a job offer in Canada is normal and low-risk, not risk-free. How much to ask for, what to say, and where to check real Canadian wage data first.
Salary and offers · From Bani Singh’s newsletter
Your job grew but your salary didn't? Bani Singh on three signs you're being underpaid, and why pay follows the size of the problems you solve.
New to Canada
"No Canadian experience" is a pattern in employer behaviour, not a rule. How to make your international experience legible to Canadian hiring managers.
New to Canada · From Bani Singh’s newsletter
Your survival job pays the bills, but staying too long kills your confidence. Bani Singh on how to get out, even with one focused hour a day.
New to Canada · From Bani Singh’s newsletter
You don't need PR to work for the government in Canada. Bani Singh on which level of government to apply to when you're on a work permit.
Choosing a career · From Bani Singh’s newsletter
Follow the money or your passion? Bani Singh on picking a role that fits how your mind works, following your fascination, and doing your way to clarity.
Choosing a career · From Bani Singh’s newsletter
Stuck in a minimum-wage job after a general diploma? Bani Singh on five roles freshers can target in Canada, the tools they use, and how to build experience.
Every guide is written from what comes up repeatedly in coaching, checked against primary sources where it states a fact about Canadian law, hiring rules or the labour market, and dated so you can see how current it is. Where something is not known, the guide says so rather than guessing.
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