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Business Grads Overwhelm Canada's Job Market: Here's What You Need to Know

Thinking about studying business in Canada? Hold on a sec. There might be a better option!

Canadian colleges are producing far more business graduates than the job market can handle. This means international students who pay high tuition fees might struggle to find relevant work after graduation.

Key Takeaways

• Business Boom: Over the past six years, Canada has seen a massive increase in the number of international students enrolling in business programs.

• Skill Gap: This boom isn't aligned with Canada's labour needs. There's a high demand for skilled workers in healthcare, trades, and tech, not business grads.

• Blaming the System: Experts point fingers at both federal and provincial governments for not regulating international student programs effectively. Colleges are also criticized for prioritizing profits over student career prospects.

• What's Next? The federal government is limiting the number of international students, and some provinces are prioritizing programs that lead to in-demand jobs.

Why This Matters: This is a heads-up for students considering studying abroad in Canada. Research job markets and choose programs that align with Canada's current needs. Don't be afraid to explore skilled trades or tech fields that offer promising career opportunities.

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Standing Out From the Crowd: How to Build Lasting Client Relationships

No matter your industry, the market is crowded. This article offers entrepreneurs strategies to impress clients and keep them coming back for more.

Key Takeaways

• Be Detail-Oriented: Millennials value professionalism. Always proofread communications and consider hiring a freelance editor to ensure flawless work. Typos can make a bad impression and reflect poorly on your brand.

• Do Your Homework: Understanding your client's business structure is crucial. Get an org chart to know who to contact and avoid wasting time. Learning names shows you've invested time and effort.

• Go the Extra Mile: Show you care! Remember birthdays, anniversaries, or important meetings. A quick note or email acknowledging a milestone strengthens the bond.

• Be Human: Let your personality shine through! We appreciate authenticity. Share a relatable anecdote or lighthearted joke, but always maintain professionalism.

• Find the Balance: It's okay to be personal, but there are boundaries. Avoid inappropriate humour or oversharing. Be yourself, but keep things professional.

Why This Matters: By taking these tips into consideration, you can build strong client relationships, foster loyalty, and ensure your business thrives. Remember, humans value genuine connections. Take the time to understand your client's needs, deliver high-quality work, and add a personal touch to set yourself apart.

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