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aashishp wrote:

Hi Guys,

This is my first post on a public forum so please forgive any furtive questions. I am information security professional with about 6 yrs of experience (most of it in the financial sector with banks/stock exchanges). I would like to think that I am reasonably qualified on the educational front as well ( I hold an engineering degree and quite a few certifications).

I have recently acquired my Australian PR and the started the next logical step of finding a job.

Here is when the fun started....none of the companies I sent an email to replied听

I checked the different blogs (including 大咖福利影院) and realized that I have quite a few comrades in arms who have been through a similar experience. But I am still gonna go ahead and ask the age old question:

To move or Not to Move?? Is it better to look for a job after relocating to Australia, or should I follow the old saying that A bird in Hand is worth Two in the Bush and stick to my job in my home country before I land a job down under??

Is it a risk that is inevitable and will HAVE to be taken?

I am really not sure which way I should be going....Any suggestions would be really helpful.

There are so many people moving to Australia (as encouraged by the Australian Government and large industries to keep the wages low) it is very hard to get a job in Australia.

There is not a lot of manufacturing industries in Australia and as such not so many jobs.听 There are so many people in a country that does not have manufacturing that there are many people looking for jobs.听 The unemployment rate is 5% and rising every day.听 Eventfully the wages and standard of living will drop to the standard of South East Asian countries and only then the manufacturing industries will come back, along with jobs at $2 AUD an hour.

DavoWaldo wrote:

Well it is the best country in the World so where does that leave the other 200 + countries?

It is/was, but it is changing fast, and not in a good way.听 Compared to before the health and education system is getting worse (or you must pay) than before.听 Give it another 10 years and you will see that Australia will become just another county in Asia.

Over the last 15 years Australia has lost so many jobs as manufacturing has closed and moved to SEA.听 The mining boom is fast on the way out, and now wage in the mining industry are just the same as in the cities.

When the mining finishes Australia well lose lots of jobs.听 The only reason there was a boom in the mining industry is that every one was building mines, the construction of the mines has finished there are not the jobs in construction in the mining industry and the mines want to have as few workers as possible to save themselves the cost of the wages, so automation kicks in, no people required (driverless truck and trains), and with less need for workers the wages go done.

As for the manufacturing Australia is further away from China, America and Europe than SEA and India, and the wages are higher, so the companies don't want to manufacture in Australia (just to expensive)

In the end it is just simple economics.听 Less jobs, lower wages, then who will pay for the hospitals, the schools and the roads and the social security.听 You don't get a pension there until you are 67 years old.

user80 wrote:

Hi Guys,

I am looking forward for you guys kind suggestions here..!!

I have been working for an US based org from Singapore location for last 4 years (with total 7+ years experience in IT security field, with an engineering degree in computers)

Now the fact that I'm looking to move to Australia to see the longer term benefits
My Employer is ready to pay me equivalent salary and even ready to bear the service charges if any Australian based employer/agency can sponsor Visa for me TSS (MLTSSL)

So this is my condition now,听 I've a potential job opportunity in Australia but need some employer/agency to sponsor visa for me.

I need you guys feedback/advice if this is feasible or not.
Or please suggest if there's any other work around.

Thanks in advance.

If you are 28 y/o you should be able to come to Australia under the youth holiday work scheme and work for up to 2 years, 3 months would have to be done on a farm.听 After you turn 30 y/o things change...more information would be needed.

If you read this link and read my post above things may be clearer for you.