Your friend is right in best case scenario. Studying is good time in recession if you can afford it.

Yes, but make sure you major in a field that still exists in 2 years (by GPT 6 era)

Software Engineer

Don't think too much about the economy, it settles within years time and well skilled people can always find opportunities. If you really want to go for PhD and can afford it, go for it. Also at the end of the day your gut knows what will work for you, regardless of any advice you receive here.

Been working at my current org for almost 2 years now. It’s a dead end job, my growth has been stagnant for almost 6 months now. Wanted to switch but companies I interviewed at put their hiring on ...

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Been working at my current org for almost 2 years now. It’s a dead end job, my growth has been stagnant for almost 6 months now. Wanted to switch but companies I interviewed at put their hiring on hold. 

So decided to move to Canada since I always wanted to move there for atleast some part of my life. Got an offer letter from a college in Vancouver in PGDip in Web and mobile app dev.

But the situation in canada has been bad due to the ongoing recession. People asking my parents “why does he want to move? There are no jobs.” My friends in Canada been supporting me saying there ARE jobs and economy will bounce back in 2 years time when my course ends.

I’m having second thoughts. I can’t take a lot of time either since I am already late in the immigration process.

What should I do

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I’ve got plans to go study in Canada and use their 1-3 year PGWP to work there. How’s recession in Canada?

Is it right time to move to Canada for education/work?

Analyst 

Hi folks,
I have a potential offer from a Toronto based startup, but the thing is that it is on-site role. The startup is really well known in the domain.

I'm currently earning 20LPA, remote role, living in my hometown. That role might get me 80-100k USD.

So now I have few doubts:

1. Visa process and all
2. Living expenses and quality of life
3 Situation in Canada (I've heard it's fucked up)

Any sort of relevant information would be really helpful.

Thanks!

Anyone recently shifted to Canada?

Growth Marketer

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I am 31 M and am married with no kids as of yet. 

I have been to the US for my master's and also did a job there for some time. I came back to India in 2020 due to visa issues. 

Ever since then I have been thinking of going out of India, maybe to Canada (or nowadays Nordic countries are also accepting immigrants). But I am confused and unsure of what to do. 

I feel stuck here at my current job and feel like I haven't grown much. There are a lot of opportunities in other countries and the biggest motivation is lifestyle upgradation.

On the other hand, going to other countries would also mean a lot of struggle at this stage of my life, which I did the first time around when I went to the US. Plus there is this war situation happening in multiple countries. No one knows what will happen of that.

One more factor is - India is also doing fairly well and is seen as having the maximum growth potential in the next 5-10 years

What do you suggest? What are the points that I should consider? 

Also if I were to try to move out, which countries would you recommend I look at? What are the benefits? 

Help please!!!

Should I move out of India?

Product Manager

PS: Negative people who want to undermine can ignore the post, no offence :)

So I am moving to Canada next week on a study visa, with mainly aiming to work in my field eventually (Software Developer). Any tips and suggestions for me? My short term goal is to finish my studies by the end of next year and get a full time job as a developer.

Thanks x

Helpful Suggestions: Moving to Canada next week

Off late I have been contemplating moving out of India given the work culture, pathetic pay scales, bad governance etc.

Which is the best route to do so? Should I check with immigration consultants? I saw that Aus, Canada have skilled worker shortage. Will that help my case?

Are there companies who are willing to sponsor visa? Any success stories that you can share. 

What are my options so I can make the right move ?

PS. I am currently a PM (MBA+B.Tech) working for a US based company (remotely). 10+ yoe.

How to move out of India?

So I am planning to move to canada in a few months, and I am trying to find some remote jobs in the field of software development. Really don’t know much about the websites that have remote jobs. This question must’ve been asked a lot of time but can you guys link me with some platforms which offer remote jobs?

Looking for remote jobs

Apart from salaries, what are some compelling reasons that make you prefer US over EU/Canada inspite of immigration hurdles that's akin to walking on egg shells? What's your rationale behind not pursuing opportunities in Europe or Canada where it's possible to get a similar quality of life, lesser immigration related headaches, better work life balance, healthcare that doesn't burn a hole in your wallet, etc.

Fellow born brudders and sisters, what makes you choose US over EU/Canada?

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Is it worth it going onsite to Canada after 2 years refusing good package worth 16-17 Lakhs in India

Is it worth it going onsite to Canada after 2 years refusing good package

Decision Analyst

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I have been working in this startup for around 1.5 years now, and soon I am going to be the only developer here, as the other 2 devs are going to leave soon.
The company is now calling me to Bangalore.
I am thinking as there will be no devs my growth will be very less, as this is my first organisation after graduation.
But looking at the market situation it feels like I should just continue with the current org.
I am not sure what to do.

YoE; 1.5 year
CTC: 9 LPA
Saving: 1LPA

Confused about what to do

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my_qualification: B.Tech IT from tier-3 college. 70%
I am 24 years old. I graduated in 2021 and had total 13 backlogs during UG and it took me 5 years to complete my degree. I am unemployed since my graduation and have been wasting my time on learning random things or multiple technologies at a same time. 2 months ago I decided to go to Canada for masters and my family supported me, my friend suggested me MS Data Science because he is Data Scientist in Canada. So, I gave IELTS in March and scored 7 band. Recently I had a talk with an Agency named Canam. And they suggested me to get Experience Letter + offer letter + LOR from employer + last 6 months payslip also Backlog Certificate from college but I don't have any of these things. What should I do in this situation? How should I move forward? How can I get my life on track? I'm just confused and not sure what should I do.

What should I do

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