Hello, how are you all doing? I'm back today with a new video.
So, the topic of today's video is the most requested video these days.
Because I mentioned in previous vlogs that I obtained a full-time job, now everyone is asking me what job I got.
The good news is that I obtained the job within 10 days of arriving in Winnipeg.
It took me three months to obtain a part-time job in Toronto, but I now have a full-time job here.
So, please watch the full video as I explain the job, the salary rate, and how I acquired this job in 10 days.
So, don't skip the video, and first, give this video a thumbs up, and I'll set the video's aim to 2500 likes.
So let's get started.
So, first and foremost, I'd want to inform you that I arrived here on October 15th.
And by the 25th of October, I got a job within 10 days of landing, or roughly.
My first day on the job, though, was October 28th.
So, once I arrived here, I began handing out resumes in plazas, restaurants, and everywhere else,
and you may be aware that it takes time to receive a call from an employer.
So I handed out resumes in all of the plazas and we also handed them out in downtown.
So I didn't get a phone call from them for a week.
So, our landlord's daughter is a general manager in a company, and she said
there's a vacancy open in her company, and if I like, I can send my resume there.
If I get a call from there, I have to give and pass an interview.
So I handed out my résumé there, and I got a call from them for an interview, which I also passed.
So, what really is the job? So, the job is customer service in a call center.
So, I won't reveal the company's name, but several people asked me on Instagram if I had a job at 24-7 Intouch.
But, no, I did not acquire a job with that company.
This is a different company, similar to a call center.
So they called me in for an interview, and I went.
It was a basic interview and a screening test, and after passing all of the tests, they told me I was hired.
So, the important question is whether or not this work will assist me in obtaining PR.
It is a NOC-C level job, while PR requires a NOC-B level job.
I did not get a NOC-B level job, and the job I did get is in the NOC-C level category.
As a result, it will not assist me in obtaining a PNP. But I chose to take this job because,
as you may know, finding work in a different place every 10 days is really tough.
It took three months to find a job in Toronto, but here I obtained a position
within ten days during the winter season with a good pay rate, which I'll go into later.
So I decided to take advantage of this opportunity because it will at least cover my monthly expenses
while I apply for other positions. This is not a permanent position, but
I'll do it for 1-2 months throughout the winter to help manage my expenses.
That is why I accepted this job.
Regarding Sourav, his job search is still ongoing, and he hopes to find work soon.
So, after his job application procedure is over, I'll make a video about it.
He didn't provide any references because he obtained the job just by handing over resumes.
So, I'll say that finding work here wasn't a bad experience because I got the job with a reference and Sourav got one as well
So, I won't say it's easy to get a job because some people can't, but I'm thankful I got one.
So, I was telling you about the job-search process in Winnipeg.
I'll make a detailed video on the jobs since I need to talk to some students here,
and I'm also thinking about doing a video about Red River College.
But give me a little time, and I'll do my best to cover as much of Winnipeg as possible.
So, the point is that employment in Toronto is easy to come by,
but jobs here are harder to come by, and one thing that helped me obtain a job was my experience.
I didn't have any experience when I was seeking a job when I first moved to Canada,
but now I have 1.5 years of working experience at Tim Hortons, which also helped me a lot because
it was customer service and my present job is also customer service.
Talking about what I have to do at work, it's not that difficult;
it's simply a sitting job, and you know what a call center employee does.
So it's not tough, and the pay is extremely nice, as the minimum salary here is $11.90,
and the pay I'm getting is comparable to that in Toronto. So that's a good thing.
You may be aware of Toronto's minimum wage rate, so it's a nice fit for me
because the job isn't too difficult, and I'm looking for other opportunities while working here because I'm not satisfied with this.
But if I am promoted to supervisor, it will be a very different situation.
But I simply took this job to cover my monthly expenses since I'm looking for another job.
So that was the process via which I obtained a job.
But, I'll tell you what, I didn't get a call from any of the stores where I applied.
So, finding a job here is a little difficult, but luckily, I got one, which is a wonderful thing.
In terms of the distance between my office and my house, I live near an intersection, and bus stops are usually located at crossroads.
So, the bus stop is close to my house, and it takes me 20 minutes to get to work by bus.
As a result, the bus ride is 20 minutes long, while the walking distance is 5 minutes.
So it's only around 25 minutes from my house, which isn't so far.
And you're aware of Manitoba's winters, so I'll keep doing my current job until I find a better position and the winters are over.
And I'd want to point out that there is far less warehouse employment in Winnipeg than in Toronto.
Sourav only has forklift experience, but he soon realized that warehouse employment is scarce in this city,
and he has never worked in customer service. When he first arrived in Canada,
he began working in a warehouse and obtained a forklift license.
If you haven't seen my forklift video, I'll post a link below, so go check it out.
I made that video with Sourav, and he described how to get a forklift license in it.
Sourav was telling me that warehouse employment was scarce in this area,
and therefore his previous experience was useless.
If you have customer service experience, that will be beneficial to you here if you want to work here.
So, this will be beneficial to you. The second issue is that the bus service here is not as good as it is in Toronto.
Buses in Toronto arrive every 2-3 minutes, while here they arrive every 15-20 minutes,
and bus service begins at 12 p.m. and stops at 6 p.m. on weekends.
So, I'm adjusting here because it's a fresh start, but luckily I got a job early,
so I'm spending less time on YouTube, but I'm still trying to post a video every three days
and keep supporting like this because it motivates me a lot.
Also, we've surpassed 40,000 subscribers, which I'm quite grateful for because I never imagined I'd reach that number.
The next aim is to reach 50,000 subscribers, so if you haven't already, subscribe to the channel.
Also, please share my channel with your friends who want to come to Canada so that they can subscribe as well.
So, that's all for today's video; till then, take care, bye bye guys, have a good one,
and don't forget to follow me on Instagram, where I perform live sessions.
I don't have much time these days, but I'll try to get back on track.
Until then, take care, guys, have a good one, and stay safe.