Finding Your Path in the Canadian Workplace

The National Occupation Code is a standardized classification system used in Canada to categorize and describe various job positions and occupations across the country.

• True

• False

NOC stands for National Occupation Code

• True

• False

The follow website publishes monthly and annual employment trends for various industries.

• Toronto.ca

• Statistics Canada (StatCan)

• Facebook

• Diversity Canada

Canada’s two official languages are:-

• French and Spanish

• Spanish and Latin

• Spanish & English

• French and English

There are many sites to conduct salary research two of those are:-

• IRCC.ca & Canada.ca

• Facebook & Instagram

• The Job Bank website, Glassdoor

• Google Teams & Canada.ca

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__________ in Canada is a fantastic way to make new friends and business contacts for newcomers

The hiring process across all industries and sectors in Canada is usually split into multiple rounds,

Screening is one such process.

• True

• False

What is a conflict?

• a serious disagreement or argument, typically a protracted one. (lasting for a long time or longer than expected or usual)

• An occasional meeting with your colleagues or customers where you discuss the topic of conflict resolution

Five Conflict Resolution Strategies are:-

• Avoid Speaking,

  Don't participate in a team,

  Take part in small talks,

  Avoid gossip

• Raise the Issue Early, Manage Your Emotions,

  Show Empathy,

  Practice Active Listening,

  Use appropriate body language

Many Canadian companies use an ATS to pre-screen resumes and then involve recruiters and hiring managers later in the process.

• True

• False