bttruman

What does it mean when a trucker turns their lights off, and then back on?

I'm very interested in leaving the US and moving to Canada. I'm one year away from earning a bachelors degree in Industrial Engineering. Is that enough to make it in to Canada? I know to work in the US it's an absolute nightmare to prove you're of "value" to the country, but does Canada work the same way? Would I need to find a company willing to hire me up there first, or does all of the immigration paperwork need to be taken care of before they'd consider hiring me?

I've heard people say they don't think dinosaurs are real... How would you react to that?

Attending Grad School was actually an option I've been looking into. I'm currently interning with a company that has a Canadian HQ as well as one in the US. Do you think that I'd have more options if I worked for them, or does it not really matter since every company would have to go through the same immigration process?