Desh Deepak
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
I used to work for a health care products manufacture company,as Stores and Purchase officer. Since the company was shifting the entire unit to another state. So we all were forced to resign some 1 1/2 yrs back.After that I am still on the lookout for proper job, My areas of interest include Central Excise and Sales Tax apart from inventory control and i want to make a career in these fields. I am not a graduate, but am, persuing B.com from Ignou. Kindly advise what should i do? i am feeling frustrated.Also can u please tell me whether there are lot of opportunities in these sectors??
Ans: Do not be too adamant to get a job purely of your interest. Go for the first job opportunity you get. This will give you back your confidence and make you think more positively. Then keep looking for jobs in areas of your interest and switch when right opportunity is there
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
Answered on Jan 16, 2009
Answered on Jan 16, 2009
i got pink slip from mnc and now i am working a company which is supplier to that mnc. from one of my friend i come to know one job in there dept. i called to his boss but he said still there is no vacancy, i doubt that it is because of my early boss presence he might not consider me, but i have strong believe that i can do that job very efficeintly. can you please advise how can proceed
Ans: Do not be desparate to join. There will be many other opportunities that you can explore.
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
iam 37 years. i got pink slip .how i get new job
Ans: Never just sit quietly in regret. You are in charge of your own career. Go ahead dedicate full time to a structured job pursuit. Set a schedule everyday for networking with peers, finding leads and openings, preparing customised resumes and cover letters and finally sending them across to prospective employers.
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
Hello.. I Joined a company with a GOOD Package.. But after joining here,i realised that the project is in Second Phase and i don't have work to do.. What should i do??? Should i shift the job(I joined a month back..)
Ans: If you are not happy it will be better to start looking for new opening. But to do not leave in haste. Only if you have another job in hand should you decide to leave.
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
Answered on Jan 16, 2009
My boss has just quit the organization and while doing so, he has cautioned us for the worst also my husband my be shifted out of mumbai.We are in a rented accommodation. I am not sure whether my job is secure, but I have been an above average performer. how should I deal with this stress(more like anxiety)?
Ans: Bad times now are a sure sign of good times ahead. Do not loose hope. To deal with stress read Personality Development articles published in The Competition Master every month. You can also download the e-book on Personality Development from www.competitionmaster.com. You will find the advice good to deal with stress as also develop a more positive personality
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
Answered on Jan 16, 2009
recently left my job. am a fashion designer. but now i am getting very few calls what do u suggest?
Ans: Have patience and keep on trying. Also use this time to acquire more skills in your profession or acquire new skills that can open more avenues to you. Soon the sentiment will improve and you can hope to start getting calls
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
i m a BE mech enggr,, working in CAD service industry, i m not happy working here as there is no work at all. tell me what should i do?
Ans: Start looking for new openings. Dedicate part or full time hours to a structured job pursuit. Set a schedule everyday for networking with peers, finding leads and openings, preparing customised resumes and cover letters and finally sending them across to prospective employers. This will give you better results and enable you to find a new job faster.
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
Why only service industry faces this issue? Manufacturing industry hasn't seen this impacr yet? Does it mean the choosing a career in manufacturing is a wise decision?
Ans: Every business has a cycle of ups and downs. Down turn does not mean everyone gets bolted out. If over a period of time you prove yourself to be useful and important employee you can hope not be thrown out in downturn unless the company situation really becomes hopeless. Service industry did provide tremendous opportunities in last 7-8 years and will also provide in future too.
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
How can I proceed if I lost my job in the recession next 2 years what to do? Im an MBA graduate working in IT as HR
Ans: Do not lose hope. Bad times result are best time to maybe acquire new skills to make yourself ready for the new openings that get thrown in. In an emergency be ready to take up a job in any company that offers you one, even if it means getting paid less than you were being paid. Systematically keep on applying to various companies. Treat job search as a job in itself.
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
do u think its really true that most of IT companies following LIFO these days in india
Ans: Not necessarily. Pink slips are given first to those who the company feels are being paid much more than they are giving back to the company. Or to those for whom there is no longer any work left. Sometimes first IN can be chosen to be given pink slips as fresh recruits are available at much less salary
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Answered on Jan 16, 2009
how it avoid pink slips i am working but still i do not have much work to do...
Ans: Assess if you are giving back to your company more than it is paying you. Basically, your company should carry the impression that you are more useful than what you are being paid. So, try and become more efficient, volunteer to take up work even if you feel you are not supposed to be doing it.
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