nonsense at all
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( b" v. L7 X! t! V1 imaster go to college?
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+ x1 N( p% D6 f, {, V8 btake a look here dude * ~+ V8 Q8 F) u
http://www.gov.mb.ca/labour/immigrate/immigration/2_15.html7 v& r& ]- _5 e* O6 W5 @' C
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if u can find a job in calgary, go there. as long as u have a job, u can apply PNP there too
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0 G3 t* L3 K' P/ C: Jto be frankly, phone interview is really a bad idea for international student, especially if that could be your first local interview. I had two phone interviews last year, didn\'t do well. I guess I could do well this year though 
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anyway, unless u do have an outstanding listening and speaking, no matter what accent the interviewer might have (not a racist, but some indian accent is really difficult to understand), don\'t expect a good result from the phone interview. # s3 v& m# s8 ~+ b. ?7 A
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not sure the situation about your field, but if u don\'t have local work experience (in that field), to get as many license as u can to help the job seeking.
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i am not sure if there are many cantonese or hongkongnes companies here, but u can speak cantonese in many restaurants here. 7 B9 G+ y& k' }
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not trying to make fun of u, but truely, never think about \"找工至少有个语言优势\", haha, what the hell r u thinking? % {$ i c: J3 x
u will never have a cantonese interview in here, I don\'t think u can do that in toronto either. u r a master, show them your knowledge , ability, and license (after u get them) ! 0 Q' l( U# {( U7 q0 ?7 n
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good luck~~ |
