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Job in Canada after MBA from one of the Top 20 B-schools 20 Dec 2017, 20:35
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How easy or difficult it is for an Indian/International student to get employment in Canada after completing MBA from one of the top 20 B-Schools in the world?
Can somebody throw some light on this topic?
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I think the difference is between a job and the job. I am currently in Canada for almost last 5 years so can comment upon this:
1. Probably getting a job won't be very difficult due to liberal immigration policies.
2. However getting the job will be difficult as the market is very tight salary wise. So chances are there you will be getting a low paid job compared to real estate in cities like Toronto where average detached house sells for 800k and you will need atleast a base salary of 150k+ to break even.
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Job in Canada after MBA from one of the Top 20 B-schools 19 Sep 2018, 17:53
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I think the difference is between a job and the job. I am currently in Canada for almost last 5 years so can comment upon this:
1. Probably getting a job won't be very difficult due to liberal immigration policies.
2. However getting the job will be difficult as the market is very tight salary wise. So chances are there you will be getting a low paid job compared to real estate in cities like Toronto where average detached house sells for 800k and you will need atleast a base salary of 150k+ to break even.
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Thanks PinakiRDas. Can you share your profile?

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I think the difference is between a job and the job. I am currently in Canada for almost last 5 years so can comment upon this:
1. Probably getting a job won't be very difficult due to liberal immigration policies.
2. However getting the job will be difficult as the market is very tight salary wise. So chances are there you will be getting a low paid job compared to real estate in cities like Toronto where average detached house sells for 800k and you will need atleast a base salary of 150k+ to break even.


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Not an MBA but more into IT and Canadian PR. Given the lack of "the jobs" in the market have to think for an MBA preferably from US