A lovely family approached me two years ago, as they wanted to move to New Zealand.
So, we started to talk about how they could secure a job in New Zealand.
Do they have any chance of finding a job in New Zealand, that allows them to apply for a visa? After we explored and checked all the questions and parameters, we were ready to start our job search when the pandemic started.
!!! Whaat! Borders closed!
So we had to wait two years as New Zealand closed its borders. !!!! Two years!
As soon as we heard they finally had a chance to move to New Zealand again, we started our work together on their dream come true.
The mother is an excellent artisan baker, and the husband works in the infrastructure industry.
So I did:
– Updated and rewrote their CV and Cover Letters
– Created a new LinkedIn Profile and expanded their Network
– Collected potential Companies to apply directly
– Started my Job Search method with them
Whenever they had a question, we chatted or talked to see what the best next step would be. They had the first interview in a few weeks, then another and another.
After 1-2 months of intense job search and preparation, they got more than one verbal job offer!!
The next step was booking a flight for the final rounds, in-person meetings and offers. Finger Crossed!
It was not as easy as we thought, as not all flights are back and up and running because of covid. But this can not stop them, of course. So they booked a pretty long flight to New Zealand.
(3-4 days long, from the Caribbean Islands)
After meeting with not only one bakery, they got two written offers!
They could apply for a work visa!
We did it! They did it! I am SUPER HAPPY for Them!
Below you can read their side of the story and their experience with my services:
"I was alone in my job search, but it turned out to be a more significant task than I thought. I was looking for ways to be more successful in it. That's when I found Suzanne. I found her very up-to-date, prepared, and sympathetic during our first conversation. Not only she did use the general job searching methods, but she also wholly customized it all. We discussed my goals, what position was proper, the demand for that type of role by region, and how much I could earn. She also gave me information about the different regions of New Zealand, as they can be so different. She helped me write the perfect resume and cover letter and prepared me for the job interviews. She did everything and taught me to find a job and secure a job offer. She was there until the end, and she kept track of things if she didn't hear from me.  If I had a question answered immediately in writing, or we talked. It was perfect and easy to work with during the whole process. She had a definite sense of where to go. If we set off in a direction, we also discussed the experiences on the way, and if a line flattened, she was looking for a new approach, a method, and how to proceed further. She is a very motivated, dynamic, up to date, committed, thorough and motivating person. We registered on all job search portals, searched for job ads, applied for them, and took them to the table made by Suzanne. We searched for companies online and sent the application by e-mail. Then, we put these into the tables created on Google drive in which we entered what happened, company names, contact information, dates, and feedback. She helped build my LinkedIn profile, introduction, skills, and qualifications from scratch, which things are worth highlighting. How to make new connections and let people know you're looking for a job. We had the most success here. The relationship with the companies was more direct and informal. All in All, it was very successful, as I managed to get two job offers. She is a very good professional and a human being; thanks to her I got an offer from an excellent company. In addition to all this: She helped with many other questions I asked on the go, starting school, buying a car, bills, renting a house and so on. " GyorgyiÂ
