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Date: 18/01/2026
Having lived and worked in Canada, I have experienced a professional environment defined less by display and more by consistency. Performance is judged by outcomes, not by visibility or prolonged presence.
Work culture here values punctuality, clarity of roles, and respect for personal boundaries. Meetings are structured and purposeful. Communication is direct but measured. Authority exists, yet accessibility is encouraged.
Equally important is life beyond work. Personal time is treated as non-negotiable, and balance is embedded into institutional expectations rather than promoted as an ideal.
Adjustment, however, is essential. Initiative is welcomed, but overassertion is often viewed as impatience. Understanding this balance is critical for long-term professional integration.
Canada offers stability, fairness, and predictability—but only to those who adapt to its quiet discipline.
Rajat Chandra Sarmah
Guwahati , Assam , India
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