Finding A Job In New Zealand or Australia – The Big Secret Revealed…
Today I want to give away a very big secret about finding a job in New Zealand or Australia as an immigrant.
This is especially applicable if you are looking to find a job from a distance.
This is going to be a very short video, but the information in here is going to be very, very powerful.
So, listen closely.
Before I give away the secret about finding a job in New Zealand or Australia, I want to tell you a little story.
A little story before I give away the secret
A few years ago, I worked for a corporate firm in New Zealand as a remuneration consultant. Our work involved the job markets in both New Zealand and Australia.
As a remuneration consultant what I did was gather data from other employers in New Zealand and Australia.
We would then analyse that data and make recommendation to employers in both countries on the remuneration packages to offer their employees.
In other words, how much to pay them, which benefits to offer and how to measure and reward their performance and give them pay rises, etc.
In this analysis of the job markets is a big secret about finding a job in New Zealand or Australia.
The analysis in the job markets
What we found in the job markets were two things that is of note here:
The vast majority of employers – 97% in New Zealand and as much as 82% in Australia were small traditional business. That is businesses who employ less than 20 people.
The vast majority of the employers – over 85% of them – would hire people NOT for skills, experience or qualifications, but for attributes such as attitude, personality, dependability, loyalty, enthusiasm and interest.
Therefore, it was interesting to note that these small employers had a smaller attrition rate than the big corporate companies. In other words, people stayed with them longer. Not surprisingly because they give more attention to the individual needs of the person, instead of treating them like just another number.
They also prefer to hire and train the person with the right attitude, instead of having a highly skilled, qualified and experienced person with the wrong attitude.
These thousands small businesses made up the backbone of these economies.
Herein lies the secret to finding a job in New Zealand or Australia.
The secret to finding a job in New Zealand or Australia
Given this information then, the secret in finding a job with the majority of these employers is NOT by sending a CV which depicts and is focused on your skills, experience and qualifications.
Rather, it is getting to these people with the human to human interaction and displaying the things which they highly value: attributes such as a positive attitude, enthusiasm, interest, dependability, responsibility, etc.
That is the secret – getting through to these people require a different STRATEGY than sending your CV to them.
Yes, they would ask for a CV, but if you are a person who does more and can achieve the human to human contact with them, you are going straight to the front of the job queue.
You will be ahead of others who just send a CV in their attempt of finding a job in New Zealand or Australia
The problem for offshore immigrants
As a prospective immigrant who is still offshore, you have a problem.
How do you get to interact with these businesses personally if you cannot visit your destination country?
Your answer is duel fold:
The right tools – a unique immigrant’s LinkedIn profile and
Applying it in conjunction with the right unique immigrant’s job finding strategies. There are a number of unique immigrant’s job finding strategies, such as the visa sponsored jobs strategy, the relationship building strategy and the direct approach strategy
These strategies will have to be applied correctly to be successful at finding a job in New Zealand or Australia.
Every single person who I have helped and who have followed this approach has been successful at finding a job in New Zealand or Australia.
The secret is this:
It is not in just having a strategic immigrant’s CV and Unique Immigrant’s LinkedIn Profile. The secret is in what you DO with what you have.
Just sending your CV – and also the wrong CV – to job ads will not be successful at finding a job in New Zealand or Australia because of this secret. You need a strategic immigrant’s CV.
The job markets are made up of small businesses who value the personal touch.
If you cannot find a way to apply that personal touch by applying the correct tools and strategies, you will be unsuccessful at finding a job in New Zealand or Australia.
This is applicable in New Zealand and Australia, and to some extent in Canada as well, or anywhere where the economy is made up of these small businesses.
I do not just create CVs and LinkedIn profiles specifically designed for immigrants. I also provide a research report for your special situation and many other resources. These all need to be used together for finding a job in New Zealand or Australia.
You can contact me here to find out how I can help you.
If you want a complete hand-holding service with your immigration journey and to find that elusive job offer that you need so desperately complete the FREE online questionnaire here!
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Hello im looking for a job as a driver pls help me to find am i ready to travel.
Which country? Do you qualify for immigration to your destination country?
I have done bachelor of commerce and I need a as accountant or management person so please help me in this case
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Hi iam at this moment looking to emmigrate to nz and what would be the easiest way to apply you said definately the right approach and cv i need more info
Jan, please send me a message using the contact form http://www.zarelsie.com/contact, and let me know your situation so we can see how we can help.
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Please give me some pointers.
My husband and I are in South Africa and not on the skilled list. We have worked through immigration consultants . We want to immigrate.
Hi Chantel, have you considered other countries?
Hi there im looking for a administration jobs in nz im already in nz on work visa
Please send me your CV to using the form here: http://zarelsie.com/contact/, and what you are looking for so we can check how we can help.
Hi there
I am from South-Africa and studying in Perth. I have been struggling for a few months now to just get a job. Any advice?
Hi, send me your CV to [email protected] please. Also what jobs you have applied for and if you had any feedback?
Hi there
I am looking a job in construction and project management field.I had done civil engineering and graduate diploma in project management.I had open work visa till 13 march 2018.Can you help me for this.
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With Regards
Harman Gill
I am in New Zealand at the moment
Thanks
Send me your CV to [email protected] please?
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My wife and I are looking to immigrate over to NZ, as soon as possible? I have checked on http://www.immigration.govt.nz and my skills are on the list of skilled occupations and on the long term skills shortage list, I’m currently employed as a SQL Database Administrator. But in order to get a visa I would need a permanent job offer?
Is there any way that you might a assist me or point me in the right direction, please?
Hi am looking for a job worldwide am a diploma holder in hospitality management from kenya with international passport am a fresher with almost 1 year experience ,,,i can work as a chef ,waiter or room atedant
Hi Danie, I sent you an email.
Joseph, you will have to choose a country, determine your eligibility for immigration there, and then contact me specialised job finding tools and strategies.
Hello Zarelsie
I have been here for a while but let me start again.
I am in the Agricultural side as a General Farm manager here in Zimbabwe as i am ready now to move to New Zealand , i am 50 years now and have been in contact with the New Zealand Visa agents whom was given to me by Andre Burger as i do not qualify for Australia anymore because of my age.
They said that i must obtain a work/job first then it will be so much easier and cost me less so i have decided i want to go with the route of obtaining a job first then get back to them on the visa.
I have obtained a few experience levels through the years with farm management and operated my own farm here , but am back to farm management as things are really tough for me here now, i have experience in construction but we can probably discuss all that on my e mails.
Mainly i am in need for you to guide me or help me to obtain my goal of obtaining that job, so i will need the help on my CV, Linkedin profile.
Many Thanks
Danie.
please check I will sent you my cv and also sent my passport copy also together my certificate
Thanks, I have replied.
My name is Cimen. and I’m a Cypriot Turkis. I located in Nort Cyprus My fist language is English and second language is Turkish. I’m Emergency First Response Primary/Secondary Care and
Care For Children Course Instructor form 10/04/2016 now on. I’m a Padi Rescue Diver and Dive Master plus I can do farming. I’m a skilled cook in Turkish food and Im looking to provide my skills in Australia. Im looking for VISA SPONSORED JOB. If any interest you can inbox me or you can contact me from my email on [email protected]
Thank you for your message.
This is what I recommend:
First: Determine your eligibility to immigrate to your preferred country (if you have not already) – which visa/PR, etc you qualify for:
Look at the immigration requirements : (free eligibility assessment at the immigration website below) or speak to a licensed adviser (find one as below)
Eligibility assessments can be done at the official immigration pages:
For New Zealand: http://www.immigration.govt.nz
For Australia: http://www.border.gov.au
Canada: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/
UK: https://www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration
Unites States: https://www.uscis.gov/
(Other countries): Search Google for the official immigration pages
You can find licensed immigration advisers here:
New Zealand: http://www.iaa.govt.nz
Australia: https://www.mara.gov.au/
Canada: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/representative/verify-rep.asp
United Kingdom: https://www.gov.uk/find-an-immigration-adviser
United States: http://www.ailalawyer.org/
That will give you an idea of which visa/PR you qualify for.
2. Get “document ready” – once you know the visa/PR you qualify for – it will indicate which documents, etc you will need for the process – get those ready asap as far as you can.
N.B. It is very, very important to do the above BEFORE you start job search.
3. Once you know the visa, etc. contact me – and I see how we can create a customised solution for you to assist you in finding work.
PLEASE NOTE:
Ø I am not a licensed immigration agent and I cannot advise you on any visa requirements/details – I specialise in helping with the job search only.
Ø Guaranteed job offers in return for a fee is illegal in the countries where I operate. My services and packages offer assistance with research, strategic immigrant’s CV, unique immigrant’s LinkedIn, specialised and unique immigrant’s job search strategies and approaching the right employers in the right target market, but I do not guarantee job offers.
Please come back to me when you are ready to proceed with this service.
You can also sign up for a FREE video training series on finding a job as an immigrant here: http://www.qjumperfactor.com
I’m looking for a job in Australia /New Zealand
I already sent my CV
I has been more than 10 years as an IT support Engineer
Please let me know if you have any vacancies
Thank you for your message.
This is what I recommend:
First: Determine your eligibility to immigrate to your preferred country (if you have not already) – which visa/PR, etc you qualify for:
Look at the immigration requirements : (free eligibility assessment at the immigration website below) or speak to a licensed adviser (find one as below)
Eligibility assessments can be done at the official immigration pages:
For New Zealand: http://www.immigration.govt.nz
For Australia: http://www.border.gov.au
Canada: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/
UK: https://www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration
Unites States: https://www.uscis.gov/
(Other countries): Search Google for the official immigration pages
You can find licensed immigration advisers here:
New Zealand: http://www.iaa.govt.nz
Australia: https://www.mara.gov.au/
Canada: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/representative/verify-rep.asp
United Kingdom: https://www.gov.uk/find-an-immigration-adviser
United States: http://www.ailalawyer.org/
That will give you an idea of which visa/PR you qualify for.
2. Get “document ready” – once you know the visa/PR you qualify for – it will indicate which documents, etc you will need for the process – get those ready asap as far as you can.
N.B. It is very, very important to do the above BEFORE you start job search.
3. Once you know the visa, etc. contact me – and I see how we can create a customised solution for you to assist you in finding work.
PLEASE NOTE:
Ø I am not a licensed immigration agent and I cannot advise you on any visa requirements/details – I specialise in helping with the job search only.
Ø Guaranteed job offers in return for a fee is illegal in the countries where I operate. My services and packages offer assistance with research, strategic immigrant’s CV, unique immigrant’s LinkedIn, specialised and unique immigrant’s job search strategies and approaching the right employers in the right target market, but I do not guarantee job offers.
Please come back to me when you are ready to proceed with this service.
You can also sign up for a FREE video training series on finding a job as an immigrant here: http://www.qjumperfactor.com
I have done bachelor of commerce and I need a as accountant or management person so please help me in this case
Dear Zarelsie
How are you doing? hope you are doing great.thankyou so so much for the job well done.
You have helped million of people, who had lost hope in their dreams,may God bless you abundantly and remember you in everything you put your hand into.
My name’s purity Makena from Kenya,l did advanced diploma in food production.am looking for opportunities in New Zealand as a Demi-chef de Partie or Chef de Partie.
Am also a member of wishlist, have come across so many videos and tips that are amazing.
Kindly any links for chef’s sponsored visa Jobs and a way you can help me,l will be the happiest person in the whole world.
Thanks in advance looking forward to hearing from you soon
Regards
Purity Makena
Hi Purity,
Thanks for your comment.
I recommend you join our Visa sponsored jobs service here – http://zarelsie.com/QJF_Monthly_Service
There we post visa sponsored jobs, tips and a free CV course, as well as a training video each month.