Networking in Canada: Practical Tips for Newcomers

How to start networking in Canada as a newcomer or fresh graduate? Where do you start, and how can you leverage Linkedin, Facebook and community to network with a goal of exchanging value, building relationships and finding a job?

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[countroshculla]

You ladies complement each other so well. Great content as always!

[Miraculousnwaka]

Impactful video. Thanks Anastasia and Anna for constantly adding value to new comers.

[GTSCoupe]

Great topic! Thanks for sharing this helpful advice

[thealphamaleofthisspecies]

I am very glad that I came around this You Tube channel. It's very informative and to be honest I got lots of information and I fell very precise on my Choices and my goal . I will be moving to Canada after I complete my MBA from my country and my first priority is always Toronto. I wish I could meet u guys and build some good network.

[guidaguir]

I loved it. Very important skills to hold on this new step of life

[Jewish]

Vital content. I was surprised to know how Canada is so different from where I am, in terms of the way of thinking and life. A year ago, I was told by a very good friend about networking with people from my field which will be a vital for the future but I never realised how serious that was. Now I see it. I would love to learn more about: Professional Association and New Comer services.

Thank You and splendid work ladies ✌❤

[nimo]

Thank you for the information.
SUBSCRIBED !

[Joelbj]

😍you guys are awesome!!! Informative content.

[eliassebsibe]

thank you for your valuable information.

[andreaandueza]

Thank you for this video. You are great.!

[leo]

first to watch this video! I will soon be there in montreal. I am Brazilian.

[tomheinrichs]

Great video again. Thought you did one on networking already thou.

Something to keep in mind. By law an Employer has to accept a resume in Ontario.

This can be a good thing. Or more likely than not a bad thing.
Everyone knows this. You have to be actively looking for work to receive unemployment benefits.

So it’s not uncommon to go to unemployment office. Print off 59 copies of your resume and drop them off at every factory with a front desk.

S plant I use to work at recurved over a hundred S day on average.

Which usually results I. Employers getting a stack of resumes. Which they keep the required time and then promptly thrown away.

My brother. Went to a party to a friends house. They were having party in basement and parents were on secound floor.

He doesn’t even remember doing this. Yet when he went upstairs to use bathroom he introduced himself to friends parents.

Turns out he was the only one polite enough to introduced himself. Which resulted in them remembering his name.

That would be end of story hut turns out his friends father was in charge of Hiring st the most sought after factory in southern Ontario.

So he was one of the five students hired for summertime work.

This is to long I know. Just got away from me.

Be well all.

[maricruillas]

Hey guys! Awesome vídeo, Very complete. I would love to hear about how to network in professional fairs.

[judecherian]

Anna looks like Scarlett Johnson. Keep it up ladies...

[coolheeling]

Very underrated channel.
Very genuine approach and info sharing
Practical approach 👍
Wonderful content, keep up the good work 👍
And no, I won't gently tap on like button. Will use a hammer 🔨 to tap on the like button 😂🤟

[shahzaibrasoolkhan]

great video again and very good content and very informative all video and also Pretty girl anna

[leihejun]

I don't understand why should I come to Canada if it can't help me find a wife. What other reason I need to relocate to a new country.
I left my country 16 years ago and I'm still single, nobody explains to me that I won't be alone in Canada too. Just talking about weather and healthcare...

[hamzazad]

Principle 2 "never openly ask for a job" is just so strange to me.

[VijayYadav-dint]

You look like siblings really you are siblings reply me

[suyashmistry]

this video is a must watch for all immigrants. I got to know about you guys from @this is Yulia, i am a student looking forward to move to canada for my post graduation. I certainly would want to take up a part time job in canada while i study, do you guys have any contacts that would aid my search . great content btw very informative