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Ans: If you have done it for three decades, you must have liked your work. Yes you do get tired of doing things over a period of time, for instance i have been writing books and articles for almost 30 years, yet i take it as a challenge to write 1500 words a day every single day. You need to push yourself- ShahRukh khan in an interview said that the biggest challenge for an actor is to get up every morning and go for shooting with same enthusiasm! You may like to read a book 'Passion Quotient how it matters more than IQ written by me. Will give you several ideas to do better. https://www.amazon.in/PQ-How-Matters-More-

Ans: If you get a good college in a different city, it is definitely a better choice. You can rent a place closer or if hostel is there your travel time can be managed.

Ans: Your question is a bit vague. I don't know what is your present designation and your current salary? You have to switch job for better prospects, promotion and higher salary.

Ans: Hello, Today job market is not very great and people are not getting jobs as such. She could either do a course in digital marketing specializing in areas like search engine optimization (SEO), social media management (SMM), and digital marketing analytics. This is the field with great future as digital india is a big push bu Govt. Or she can start tax consulting. For that she may have to do some relevant course and work from home.

Ans: Hi George, You need to explain to him that formal education is a must and coding could just be a hobby and will not get him any worth while job. For example you may be a good actor but people like Anupam kher and Manoj Bajpai too went to National school of Drams -NSD to learn the craft and get some formal training. In films you can still manage but in engineering and management you cannot do without formal education. If you know any education counselor you can seek help or some one senior in the industry. Psychologist will further confuse and complicate the issue i feel.

Ans: Kartik, I don't know why you want to clear GATE which is for M Tech in your subject and Masters in Chemistry may have very limited job options unless you want to do PhD and become a teacher. A management degree may be better and clearing CAT/MAT may be less arduous than GAT.Hope this answers your question.

Ans: I dont know which institutes you visited. were you a permanent faculty or visiting. As far as I understand good teachers are needed and students demand such teachers. All authorities cannot be demanding buttering as you say. Professional colleges go for competence. Yes you need to be polite and diplomatic while dealing with people. Do consider this and do a self assessment that you are not too arrogant. There is a difference between arrogance and self respect.

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Ans: I am a firm believer of the fact that reading is the only way to improve your Language skills. a class 6th boy must be 12 or 13 year old. Buy good comics and short stories for children. Don't give tough books to read else he will develop aversion to reading. Simple language, topics of his choice- take him to book shops to pick up books. Hope this helps.

Ans: If you are not happy with your job and the project is in red, you need to look for job elsewhere. If you are getting an offer and that smaller organisation is better then you should make a change/switch. But ensure that the new organisation has a good culture and you should not be getting out of a frying pan into a fire!

Ans: Any additional qualification is helful and adds to your CV. Yet CMA Certified Management Accountant. course takes min 6 months to 3 years and is rigorous.
If you have done your B.Com from a good college and done well, you can get good institute/College for MBA. If you have other things to show case your profile this may be very much an extra work you need to put in and you could do without it too. Not sure you want to do MBA finance or marketing.

Ans: can you rephrase your question? i cannot understand.

Ans: I feel India is the best place to be today. Don't lose hope. I don't know your background so i cant give any specific advice.

Ans: Of course this is the most important- Self awareness, your SWOT ANALYSIS. Do this before you work on self improvement.

Ans: I feel these four books will help
1. The winning Instinct- published by Bloomsbury
2. your Passion Quotient- Bloomsbury.
3. Excellence the Amitabh Bachchan way- Rupa publishers
4. succeeding akshay kumar way- Rupa
All are written by me and available on Amazon, flipkart

Ans: I feel you need to be in a big town where your expertise is meaningful and there are organizations to absorb you. You should expand your search to Bangalore, Mumbai and Chennai and dont stick to Delhi alone.

Ans: I think there are two things for you to note. First don't leave a govt job as it is secure and hard to get. Second, job market is bad, no doubt. If you are not being harrassed and rediculed, you are in a comfortable place- don't get ideas like boredom etc. If have free time which a govt job gives do do some good online courses and 'sharpen your axe'. Third India is now the best place to be MNC is a fad you must come over.

Ans: You should do train the trainer program for companies in renewable energy like wind, solar etc.
I feel develop a 2 hour module as a generic module for each vertical. give a talk free to their people at different levels, take feedback and refine your content, superspecialise in one segment. find the GAP what they want. There will be a huge demand- your Biryani should be the best and people will stand in queue- Subhra jaisa koi nahi!

Ans: It was established on a firm footing in 2010, there is a good alumni network and it is approved by necessary government bodies.

Ans: Namaste,
Today private colleges in Engineering are shutting down, especially for engineering there are very few takers. I feel you should go in for a visiting faculty approach. Pick up your strongest area and prepare a 6 credit 30 hour course and make sure you are the best in that. You need to discuss this with colleges of management, skill development initiatives and there is demand for good people. Colleges do not want to keep people on permanent jobs as they have to comply with several rules. Master of one can be your way out.

Ans: Nishith, I feel 46 years is neither young nor old. It could be a right age to start something of your own. Changing jobs is not advisable as market is a bit too shaky. If you already have a job, stick to it. India is on the roll and economy is doing well. startups are doing well. so go for it.

Ans: MIlind, I think it is too early for a tenth class student to look for any meaningful internship. Your question is not fully understood. Is your son going to intern from college? What is he doing? engineering? in what subject? please elaborate.

Ans: Hi, I feel India is the biggest market even for western product companies.My recommendation is that if you are happy with the current job, your company has a good culture, you are respected and made a place for yourself, do not uproot yourself and look for 'so called greener pastures' abroad. Most countries are becoming more and more stringent, US especially, Europe is having big problems because of Ukraine war. This is the golden period of India. Please stick here and move vertically upwards. The GEopolitics is fluid and unpredictible so your own nation is the safest. This is a truthful situation and I don't want to mislead you. Hope you understand.

Ans: Hi Prasana, Since you have neither given your qualifications nor your reading preferences, i will assume that you are a graduate and not a book buff. I suggest you go for simple books by Indian authors as they become more relatable. Besides general motivation you should read books on people who's stories can motivate you. I can suggest three books to motivate you. you can read two books written by me- 'Excellence the Amitabh Bachchan way' and 'Creative entrepreneurship the Walt Disney way. Both published by Rupa Publishers and on Amazon, Flipkart. You can also read 'Talking straight ' by Lee Iacoca. Search for this on Amazon. Hope these help you.

Ans: Hi Divya,Work from home is very much possible but for that you need to do something in the area of digital marketing. In MBA programs, generally they do not have digital marketing as a course. Today there are a lot of good online courses being offered by even IIMs. They are a bit xpensive. Not sure of your financial status but since your husband is earning you could do a good course and then seek employment otherwise it can be frustrating to do hit and trial. A good qualification is a direct long term investment on yourself which will remain with you for ever and will keep giving remuneration for life. Wish you luck.

Ans: Hi A,I am not sure from which college you did your graduation and how good are your scores. Do you have any good hobbies like reading books or sports, organizing college fests you can show case? Remember, to get a job for a fresher, just a plain B Com is not easy. I recommend you to do a professional PG course like MBA.IF that is not possible do some good diploma courses in digital marketing or something else you are fond of. This way you will invest in yourself and make a much better career on long term basis. A graduation will not take you very far. Also start reading general books and use them during interviews, you do get weight-age for such things.

Ans: Hi A, Since you have not given your qualifications I don't know what kind of work you are into. Since you have switched 3 jobs that means you can get a job. your problem appears more regarding behaviour, your own behaviour and attitude towards work- you need to look at that. Let us understand that it is not unusual to get a boss who shouts at you. But find out what is the shortfall in you for which you are ticked of or say scolded for. Are you not doing your job properly because you are not capable or you are just too casual and want to shirk work? You need to take people especially bosses in your stride. you will never get a cool boss as people think of. Remember boss also has a boss and he also gets a mouthful from his boss for sure. You are hired to do a job and if you do not satisfy your boss/organization you will get ticked off. Learn to take these things in your stride and don't be oversensitive as jobs are not easy these days. Make efforts to better your performance. switching jobs quickly will also harm your CV.