Suhaila’s first job interview turned into her dream job offer, beating all your expectations. In addition, she was given a border exemption during the Covid lockdown in New Zealand, which was quite tight, and she was given a work visa with right to gravel to and work in New Zealand. This all happened within two weeks. Amazing so far, right?
Follow Suhaila’s journey and expect the unexpected as this story unfolds.
This is Part 2, picking up things from Doha, Qatar with a few exciting stories that Suhaila’s family experienced along the way so far…
The flight to New Zealand was cancelled and borders were re-closed again in New Zealand due to the discovery of Omicron. The timing couldn’t be worse. Suhaila’s family of 5 already sold the house, packed all belongings and was at the airport. So now what?
In Part 3, I am honured to interview Suhaila in the comfort of her new home in Auckland. Suhaila’s new life is explained regarding work, studies, social life, Auckland city culture and family life. Then each of her children give us a fresh update from their points of view. Just listen for yourself, this turning into a wholesome reality show.
Prologue to Suhaila’s Success Story – Difficulties come into our lives and then it is our time to respond. Suhaila is a Clinical Psychologist with experience helping some of the most traumatised people in society, so it is perhaps fitting that we consider how Suhaila responds to some of the challenges that Immigration can bring to a family. As the viewer experiences Suhaila’s story in 3 parts, there are ups and downs and unexpected twists. Ultimately, this is a feel-good experience that might be be exactly what someone needs to hear when considering how to make the journey of a lifetime into a new country, new job, new everything.
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Great story Tate truly inspirational, as for me i;m currently hoping of landing a job offer sooner rather than later its pretty challenging to say the least with the new immigration changes i seriously I don’t know what to expect. It so difficult to land a job offer when ones application is not even being considered for the interviews i suppose its mainly being driven by the fact that i’m not in NZ hopefully.
Suhaila i wish you and your family all the best in your new journey.
Tate please be my helping hand.
kiind regards
Steve
Hi Steve, many people don’t know how to look for work in foreign job markets. That is why I like to give helpful insights to foreign job seekers. All you need to do is send your CV to me at tate@employmentforimmigration.nz and include a couple of sentences about your goals. I will respond with helpful insights within a day. 🙂