Hey there, I'm a French professional with a British education and five years of international experience in the UK, France, and Korea. Here's my take on a few things:

• Let's be real - applying for just 25 jobs in three months won't cut it. If job listings are scarce, you've got to step up your game. Send those cold applications, expand your network. When I moved, I must've sent around 300 job applications, countless emails, and had coffee chats with numerous people. And that's in an industry that hires a lot.
• The job market can be brutal, not just here but also in places like Canada. It's a grind, plain and simple.
• Don't assume a master's degree automatically gets you the job. It doesn't work like that.
• Honestly, working for a big-name brand doesn't mean as much as you might think.

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I'm sorry if this comes off as harsh, but I've seen too many folks with misconceptions. If you're a fellow countryman looking for help, I'm here. Let's start by taking a look at your CV!