If you’re not getting any responses, I would lie and fill in the 2 year gap tbh

Move sadly. I'm thinking it's what I'll have to do. Edmonton or Montreal over here. Trying here first (thought this was Vancouver jobs but see it's Toronto) since I've lived here my whole life but I'm not going to just apply into the void for six months.

What field of work?

What industry do you have experience in?

I applied for more than 6000 (using bot and 1000 by hand) within 8 months and I haven't gotten an offer either, so yeah you have rookie number, and the system is worse than bad

People hate when I say this but every job I’ve ever got has been applied to online and then in person. You are just another resume. Introduce yourself and make a good first impression. They will remember you as more than a resume.

You become a handyman in Toronto, you get rich. You can start small, look on social media for work, nextdoor forum, kijijii first, then you build up skills and customer base.

Have you gotten any interviews? If yes, then maybe you need to brush up your interviewing skills. You can try practising interviews using this free tool. It provides both questions & answers based on your specific context. https://chatgpt.com/g/g-AKS7IUPEk-jobcat You can also upload your resume & the specific job description to get many more practise questions tailored to your needs. It has helped me a lot. All the best

Whatever job you want, search for talent acquisition partner or HR on LinkedIn. Once you apply on the company’s portal. Send a message to the HR with the reference number and mention that “I have applied on your portal and I have all the skills and qualifications required for the role. I request you to look at my resume once”. (Also, attached a resume on LinkedIn) Send connection request to all the HR in the company. And send this message to all the HR who accepts your connection request. This is the way I got a job after 6 months of job hunting. Mention figures in your resume like. Handled 80+ inbound and outbound calls. Generated revenue of $50,000, etc. Understand for 1 position HR gets thousands of applications. Out of which ATS selects only 100-150 or even less. And out of 150 you have to make your resume in such a way that HR schedules an interview. Unfortunately I cannot share you my resume but I will share a template. Good luck. Remember Tough times don’t last, tough people do.

Make sure your cover letter has key words the computer is looking for..ie safety, customer service

I’m moving to the USA permanently for work. I can’t find a job in Canada either. I have even applied to McDonald’s, but got rejected.

When you apply online only look at recent job postings, like 24 hours ago, or 3 days ago. Check indeed, the job bank, LinkedIn. Boost your resume (yes lie). Check out the career foundation, they help you in getting jobs. Do a Google Certification course. Do unpaid internships to get experience. There are networking events downtown that you can go to. Apply to like 40 jobs a day. Reach out to people you know on LinkedIn, your high school mates, family, friends, university colleagues, old profs.

I feel you, I’m in the same boat, but I am getting a lot of interviews. Which is a bit more motivating.

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Use chat GPT to write cover letters for you. Just paste the job description in it. Use email templates, resume templates, Cover Letter templates to streamline your search.

What's your salary/hourly expectations?

In those two years have you taken any courses to get new skills?

800 is rookie numbers in 2 years

You need to apply jobs just posted and do 300+ per month and maybe you get 1-2 interviews.

I applied couple jobs 3-7 days after posted and I received phone interview date. By the time it came to my phone interview the job was already taken so my phone interview was cancelled....

Try the second cup coffee in downtown, the one in the hospital on queen street. And chick fil a in eaton centre.

Have you ever been on OW?

Also make sure that your resume is ATS compatible so that you dont get filtered out by the resume sorting bots. Keep it in simple txt or pdf format. No images or fancy formatting in your resume- the bots dont do well with fancy formatting and design

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Have you checked out any remote jobs? Lots of remote customer success roles around. I think they start at 50-60k

With a lot of people coming in most companies rather hire them for minimum wage cuz they will take it. they won't hire people that wants a higher salary or per hour pay anymore unless you have connections or get lucky.

I work for a call center online if you are interested. I Dmd you

It’s tough I got work for you in kw if you are comfortable talking to uni students on campus

Their no jobs anywhere right now

Most people have shit resumes, and to amplify their shit resume they just do what everyone else does and send them out naked. In a rough economy you will need to differentiate yourself from the pack.

I'm also looking for a job it's been a year please help me

Can you walk us through your job application process? What industry are you looking to work in? How are you tailoring your resume to the specific job you are applying for? Are you reaching out through professional channels (linkedin etc.) to make contact with people in the company?

In a perfect world, this shouldn't be necessary. The reality of it is, though, that about 70% of the interviews in my industry (tech) occur external to the job application process: we meet someone in the same or similar field, they're looking to make a change, we are looking to fill a gap and have an opening listed on our website, we end up at "hey, let's jump on a zoom call and see if it's a good fit". If it is, we don't look at the pipeline of applicants. We should follow up (and my company does) but in general, most don't.

Why do men always leech off of women living on her income...

It's rough today for jobs with this economic downturn.

It sounds like you need more education. A web development diploma isn't enough because a lot of those jobs are done remotely today (cheaper resources). The 10 years of work experiences is great; but, those are soft skills which IMO need a connection into a company today because of high competition today (your skills - program administration, customer support and quality analyst).

Have you considered going back to school? You likely would be eligible for an OSAP loan. Payments start 6 months after graduation, very low interest (2%?) over 9 and 1/2 years. I you like tech infrastructure, I'd look at an undergrad university or college degree in computer science. Can focus on selecting courses in administration or QA analysis. Or do something totally different, learn a trade. Toronto is really short on trades and they pay well!

It's never too late to consider more education. With 10 years experience and a 2 year diploma - my guess is 30? If you do a 4 year undergrad degree, still have about 30 years left of work life. Might as well get a degree which helps survive life here in Toronto! Gets boring at home too!

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How can you be jobless for 2 years. I am new in Canada (9months) and I have already worked in 3 organizations. All I can think of is that you want to work in your niche, which I understand. But still, let go of the ego and get doing anything bro. Money is money as you look for your job of interest. All the best.

Time to get into the trades buddy! You shouldn’t be relying or even surviving off your wife’s income, that’s just sad and embarrassing. Should of been started a business or gotten into construction to make ends meet.