Last 3 months I am unemployed, searching and trying to get the job but failed though I have more than 25 years of exposure in warehouse management still not got any job

Ans: Continue your job search with your personal contacts, job sites like Naukri and social media platform like LinkedIn. Age will not be a limiting factor

Ans: Dear

Degree don't get us job...but the skills that we bring to the tabel that can deliver value for the company that we work with gets us the job. So I would urge you to look at the skills and what value you can create for your potential employer and position yourself accordingly.

Best Wishes.

Ans: Dear Mukesh ji, There are many like you who suffer from Mid career crisis after loosing their jobs due to any reason. Since it is not clear from your query about the job profile you held and your academic /professional/Technical qualifications , hence I am unable to suggest however there are many private organisations in service sector like Hotel / Travel &tourism/ NBFCs/ Retail / Automobile Dealerships/ Coaching Institutions / Schools / Colleges in Admin / Security Services / Real estate like companies you may get options . You may have to compromise on the salary package and other perks . You may take help of job consultancies who are arrange interviews for you .

Ans: Here are some ideas that will help you, Mr. Shashikant. 1) Figure out what went wrong with your sales job. Problems with the product, not getting enough exercise, goals, stress, and your part can all affect how well you do your job. 2) Figure out what you're good at when it comes to banking products and services, talking to people, and managing relationships with clients. Think about jobs that don't require a lot of sales, like credit research, customer service, and back office work. 3) Get more attention by getting new certifications and learning new skills like CRM, Excel etc. 4) Look into jobs besides sales, like those in banking and non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), the insurance industry, and financial services support. 5) Use LinkedIn, talk to former coworkers or bosses, and look for casual or freelance work to find work. You can even approach a Professional Career Coach such as Vikram Anand etc. to help you in fine-tuning your Resume, Job Search Strategies through LinkedIn, Job Interview Skills etc. 6) Figure out how to handle money while you're away. Spend less on things you don't need, think about getting a part-time job, and ask your family for short-term financial help. 7) Never get demotivated. Be very determined & stay active. All the BEST for Your Son’s Prosperous Future.

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