Will relocation increase my chances of finding a job?
When I was just starting my career, I quickly discovered that I could be choosy about where I worked, or I could be choosy about what work I did. I couldn't plausibly be choosy about both --- especially not with my lack of work experience.I don't know about the IT field, but in many fields, it does help to relocate to an industry-centric place before you begin your job search --- that puts you in a good position to schedule interviews at a moment's notice.However, if you're more cautious/budget-constrained like me, I'd recommend staying where you are and looking for jobs from there. (For example, when I was a job-seeker in Seattle, I didn't move to D.C. and then start looking for jobs there; I stayed in Seattle and applied for the jobs I wanted in other cities. I also had a side-search for jobs there in Seattle, but much like your situation, I knew that was a long shot.) If you move to a new city, still can't find a job there, and eventually have to take a job in yet another city, that's two sets of moving costs for you to pay, instead of just one.tl;dr: If your family situation allows (e.g., your spouse's job is mobile), I recommend applying to the best jobs you can find, regardless of where they are.
How can I find a job in Canada from India if I’m a newly graduated mechanical engineer?
If you are so serious try searching International job consultants and overseas recruitersCanada is open to new migrants with good skills and professional qualifications, But searching for employment in Canada will be a challenge. It is important to be realistic and understand that you may not be able to find your 'dream job'straight away. You have to go on search and wait for your opportunity.Dos and Don'tsIt is not easy searching for a job from overseas. Some tips Visit the various Canadian job websites and familiarise yourself with the job opportunities in your field.Check eligibility and. If possible, apply for your permanent residence visas. This very important. Prospective employers will ask about your immigration status and having your residence visas (or at least being knowledgeable about the application process) . This is a prerequisite for many Canadian job vacancies.Start applying for advertised job vacancies from OVERSEAS, 12 weeks before a possible start date or a visit to Canada. This is also importantSend a "cold" letter of application and CV to EVERY potential employer and recruitment agent in the region of Canada you intend settling in to let them know that you are available. Use www.yellowpages.ca to locate details.Prepare your CV in the Canadian style and write a short but clear covering letter indicating your visa status.Provide a Canadian postal address and Canadian mobile/email address in your CV where possible.Tell employers you are available for skype webcam or face-to-face interviews.Make a positive impression in the interview, be flexible and have copies of your residence visas and references available for employers to sight.Some Job searching sites are given below.Canadajobs.comwww.jobsincanada.caomWorkopolis - Find your next Job or Career in Canada Job Search Engine | Simply Hired Jobbookhttp://www.canada.workcircle.comFree Job Applications Online - Search & Apply for JobsBest of Luck!!
How can I restore the photos deleted from Vault?
HiVault is connected with your gmail and if you have connected your vault account with drive then you can automatically fetch the data from the back up file stored by the drive with the name of your mobile.Otherwise follow these steps:Download and install the Photo Vault App Recovery program, then run it.Select “Photos” and “Videos” on the main interface, and connect your Android phone to computer.Preview the scanned data, then start to recover photos and videos from your Android device.Hope this will help you.Selvi