On the same of this day last year, the first lines of a new chapter of my life were written. I can't believe today I'm completing my first year in Canada! No words can express how grateful I am for being in a great country such as #Canada, where everyone…https://t.co/Pbhtrq7UMs
Thanks to @mjhakmi for sharing his #refugee story and how the job with @BonfireInteract has given him a chance to rebuild his life in 🇨🇦, a dream job and a way to help his family.
This ep of podcast 'Spotlight On The Six' features @gobonfire engineers Kris Braun & our very own @mjhakmi! They share how Mohammad became the first Syrian refugee hired directly into Canadian tech via Talent Beyond Boundaries. Take a listen: https://t.co/dxx7J7HIMM
Facebook and Google literally pay engineers an order of magnitude more to trick people into clicking on ads than Boeing pay some of its engineers to write airplane software.
The amazing response to this challenge confirms my suspicion that #wrawesome is a very special place that is uniquely suited to be the world capital for displaced tech talent.
"... stop stereotyping refugees as a drain on resources and instead recognize them as skilled individuals who can help grow Canada’s economy by helping fill worker shortages across the country."
Such a great news and a big win @TBBforTalent#cdnimm
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Such a great picture, this picture when I were signing the job offer from @gobonfire, the 1st official step in moving to #Canada, and so eager to see more talents have same picture. Thanks @KrisABraun to present this picture at #TrueNorth19. @TBBforTalent
Hey @Communitech#TrueNorth19, welcome to #WorldRefugeeDay! I'm thrilled to share with you this morning our local movement to make Waterloo Region the world capital for displaced tech talent. Come talk to @TBBforTalent at the @gobonfire booth to join in!
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PM meets with Mohammed Hakmi, who came to Canada as a Syrian refugee after spending six years in Lebanon.
Mohammed recently started working for @gobonfire in #Kitchener, contributing to the economy & his community. #RefugeesWelcome
It was a humbling and exciting moment! RT @cbcteghan: The man that @JustinTrudeau is speaking to is Mohammed Hakmi. He got a job at @GoBonfire through an international program that matches skilled refugees with jobs. https://t.co/imOVZGDinR https://t.co/QgMtIFaqU0
Our very own @mjhakmi, who was TBB's first refugee candidate to resettle in Canada through the EMPP economic pathway, met @JustinTrudeau today along with his @gobonfire colleagues to discuss his journey and TBB's work. An incredible event! https://t.co/2EShnDBom3 (image: CBC)
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contribute in growing host communities like #Canada by using their skills and knowledge. Hopefully like these projects can turns into a long-term project or immigration program, to encourage more companies follow the example of @gobonfire and bring more talented people
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I’ve been honoured to meet @JustinTrudeau today, and talked about how such incredible projects like Pilot Project from @TbbForTalent can help a lots of talented refugees displaced from their home countries, to start a new life and
We’re investing in innovation hubs like @Communitech to give our start-ups the support they need to grow, drive our economy forward, & create thousands of good jobs for Canadians. More on today’s announcement: https://t.co/zFs2zfrc8x