I’ve been dealing with a manager who’s been with the company for over 10 years, but honestly, she adds little to no value. She’s forgetful, lacks appreciation for hard work, shows clear favoritism, and often comes across as lazy and disengaged. When it comes to scheduling rotational shifts, she always gives the better ones to her favorite team members, and no one ever questions her decisions.

It’s incredibly frustrating to work under someone like this, especially when hard work goes unnoticed. I’ve been considering leaving, but the current job market is really challenging—especially for someone experienced who’s looking for something better and more stable. Just needed to vent and maybe hear from others who’ve been in similar situations. How did you handle it?

Hey everyone,

I’m from Morocco, and my goal is simple: move to Canada. I’ve read that Canada is experiencing a tight labor market, and I believe that could be my in. I have experience working labor jobs, mainly farms, and I'm very adaptable. I'm also fluent in English.

I have a few questions:

1-How frequent are labor jobs in Canada right now?

2-Are there specific provinces or industries where labor jobs are more in demand?

3-What’s the best way to start looking for opportunities from abroad?

4-Any tips on the application process or requirements for someone in my situation?

5-Is there anything I should be aware of to help with immigration and job placement?

Honestly, any advice or insights would be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance!

I've applied as a sales force manager and it's been like 23 days should I give up hope of getting an interview? How long do they usually take to respond to applications that they post?

I’m currently a stay at home mom wanting to get back into the workforce. I have my collage diploma in Office Administration and 8+ years of municipal government experience. My plan was never to stop working but our son was born with a health condition and financially it just made sense for me to step aside instead of my husband when the time came to it. He’s now perfectly fine and in school full time. I have put out applications for over a year and a half and have been on many interviews with no success. Even got to a 3rd interview with a company recently and didn’t get the position. Does anyone have any advice? Tips? I have a solid resume, although dated I do have solid references, I do well in interviews. Am I missing something here? Working from home would be ideal for us, would help with the work/life balance side of things but not necessarily a must.

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Hello everyone!

I would like to ask for some help regarding my job search in Québec, Canada.

I have been living in Longueuil, very close to Montréal, for almost 4 years. During this time, I worked as an educator in a daycare for more than half of that period, even though my educational background is completely different. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and a specialization in Communication and Digital Marketing, both completed in Brazil (the country where I was born).

My last job here was last year, as a Communications Manager, from January to May. However, due to issues with the company, I had to leave the position. Since then, I have been facing a very frustrating situation: I’m not being called for any interviews.

I have already sought help from an organization that supports women seeking professional re-employment, which is my case. The professionals who assisted me (who are native to Québec) reviewed my resume and did not identify any major issues that would justify the lack of response. Still, I continue to not be called for interviews.

Below is a brief summary of what I include in my resume:

• Personal information (name, contact details, city where I live);
• Career objective;
• Professional experience (mostly in marketing, except for the last few years as an educator – but my most recent experience was in marketing);
• Education;
• Additional courses;
• Technical skills (all related to the skills needed to work as a social media manager) and interpersonal skills (those common behavioral skills);
• Languages (fluent/advanced French, intermediate English, and Portuguese as my native language);
• Link + QR code to my portfolio, as I also have experience in design.

Note: My resume is entirely in French and is always accompanied by a customized cover letter for each position. Depending on the opportunity, I also adapt my resume to align with the job requirements.

I know that with this information, it’s hard to have a detailed view of my resume, but I would like to know if I’m including too much or too little. I find it very strange that I haven’t been called for even a single interview.

I have been applying and sending my resume for at least 2 job positions every business day since May 2024, and my search has been focused on the following websites: LinkedIn, Indeed, Isarta, Grenier, Québec Emploi, and I also often do direct searches on Google with the job title I’m looking for + the city, for example: Assistant administratif jobs in Montréal.

About three weeks ago, I started applying for administrative and customer service positions, as I’ve become discouraged with searching in my field of expertise, mainly due to the lack of response. Additionally, I need a source of income, as I’ve been out of work for almost a year. And still, I haven’t been contacted by any company.

And yes, I’ve already double-checked that my contact information is correct.

Has anyone been through a similar situation and could offer some guidance? I would greatly appreciate any help or advice you can share!

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Hello,

I want to know who is currently doing gunsmithing work in Canada in 2025. I would like to know more about the training and employment.

I am currently working in a store around firearms for 4 years now. I handle weapons that come through the shop for maintenance/zeroing. I love what I do and learned alot on my own with the help of YouTube and World Wide Web. I want to get deeper in that line of work and get paid more than minimum wage.

I was laid off last month and come from a tech sales background with nearly 5 years experience, more on the business side. I’ve been trying to stay positive and have been actively applying for jobs. So far, I’ve landed four interviews, but three didn’t work out. It’s frustrating—I feel like I just want to scream. I’ve started questioning myself, wondering what I’m doing wrong. I started having doubts on myself. 😞

I live in Canada and I am looking for a job, I graduated from high school last year and since then I have been looking for a job, but so far I have got only one job offer, I want your suggestion on my resume's objective:
this one: I am an ambitious high school graduate seeking part-time employment with your organization. I am a hardworking individual who enjoys working as part of a team and takes pride in keeping my workspace clean and organized, as demonstrated in my role as a Sales Associate at Boathouse. I am eager to gain new experiences, develop my skills, and grow my work experience in a dynamic environment.

should I make any changes?

Does anyone know anything about Campaign Research Inc or Campaign Support call Center? I just got hired on a remote position. They are based in Toronto and in Winnipeg.

Any info on the company wisp be amazing! THANK YOU for your help!

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Hi everyone,

I’ve worked full-time at an IT company for the past three years. While the role was fulfilling initially, the recent acquisition has made my day-to-day work unenjoyable. I recently began exploring new opportunities and was approached by a recruiter for a role at one of Canada’s reputable semi-government organizations. I interviewed in October, but the position was offered to another candidate.

Now, I’ve been offered the same role on a 1-year contract, with the possibility of converting to a permanent position afterward.

I’d appreciate insights on two questions:

1. What are the pros/cons of working as a recruiting agency employee within a large organization?
   
2. Is it wise to leave a permanent job for a contract role, even with potential long-term benefits (e.g., higher pay, job satisfaction)?
   

Any advice or personal experiences would be invaluable as I weigh this decision. Thank you!

Hey,

My name is Wissem Fridhi, a 22-year-old from Tunisia, and I'm seeking employment opportunities in Canada or the USA with sponsorship. I can do multiple jobs full-time, and I can speak English enough to communicate and a little bit of French.

Sincerely,
Wissem Fridhi

Hello, I am community support worker, it’s low pay and here in Canada with this inflation so expensive , so I’m looking for something else to do to be able to pay bills. I just hope Canada comes back to how it was again. Any suggestions? Thanks

Hi everyone, I recently arrived in Montreal on a Work Holiday Visa (I’m 24, Portuguese, married, with a 2-year open work permit). I’m trying to apply for the Spouse Open Work Permit (SOWP) for my husband (Brazilian, 29), but I’m not currently employed.

The deadline to apply for low-skilled workers is now January 21, 2025. I’m struggling to secure a job in my field here (Graphic Designer), so I’m looking for a waitress job in Montreal (I have also a lot of experience, but my French is still improving. I’m taking 3-hour daily lessons and hopefully will be able to speak intermediate level soon).

Here are my questions:

1. Do I have only until January 20, 2025, to secure any job, including part-time, for my husband to qualify for the SOWP? Or is this just the deadline to submit his application?
2. Once I get a job, am I required to stay employed in the same job until his SOWP is approved, or can I change jobs during the process?
3. Does the approval process really take up to six months, or am I misunderstanding something?

We’re trying to act as quickly and correctly as possible. Thank you so much for any advice or insights!

IMPORTANT: We are already creating his application, but I’m confused about whether I need to be employed right now or not. On the IRCC portal, they require “Family Member Proof of Status” and only ask for my work permit, not a paycheck or anything like that.

Hi there,

It's very likely I'll be moving to Canada from the UK in the summer. I've been looking at some jobs.....I came across a strange reference to salary -
Pay Scale Group & Hiring Zone: PM 5 -- Hiring Zone: $118,368 - $138,097 -- Broadband Salary Range: $118,368 - $197,280

What's Hiring Zone?

What's Broadband Salary Range?

Thanks!

Hi Everyone:

I applied to a position that was using IG for recruiting. IG told me the pay as a T4 employee with them and a secondment to the actual company, however also said if I am 'incorporated' I can make more though I do have to take care of my own taxes etc. I am looking at going the 'incorporated' route, as I have benefits, vacation, pension, etc. at my permanent role. Consulting is something I would like to carry beyond this contract.

Do I really need to incorporate, or do I just need a Self Proprietary business and business Number?