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TRAINING FOR NEW CANADIANS
New Canadians are advantaged and
will succeed in our Canadian business environment if aware of
Canadian business etiquette and protocol. Imagery provides
one-day or two-half-day training sessions at the client's
location of choice.
I spent over two years looking
for a job when I came to Canada, but didn't get anywhere. My
office administration skills are excellent. Truth is I started
believing that it was due to my race. Then I met Lisa Rosano.
She consulted me and worked with me until we found the issue. I
did not have much eye contact and didn't shake hands with the
males that typically interviewed me. I thought I would be
disrespecting them by doing so. The first interview I attended
after being trained by Lisa, I GOT THE JOB! If you are
struggling in Canada to make your career or business work, you
can trust Lisa. I've not met anyone in Canada who cares as she
does. On behalf of myself and my family, thank you so much for
changing my life and future in this country.
-- New Canadian woman from Pakistan
I used to giggle a lot when I
was nervous mostly in job interviews. I have my degree in
business and have a lot of work experience, but nobody was
taking me seriously. I didn't understand why. With Lisa's
consultation and training, I stopped giggling and started
representing myself as the intelligent, hard worker that I am.
I've landed a job making over $60,000 a year and am highly
respected by my peers. You helped me change my life. Thank you!
-- Susanne Lee from China
I wasn't willing to give up my
culture to live in Canada, but I didn't realize that I could
incorporate both my culture plus Canadian culture to get ahead
in this country. Lisa is the first person to support my culture
in this country without telling me to ignore it. My company is
now moving forward with ease while before we were fighting to
survive. My new outlook on working in this country has
completely changed and I look forward to my years ahead. Thank
you for respecting me as a human being Lisa! You're changing
people's lives.
-- -- New Canadian man from India
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