Hi am 39 n single woman with no job. I did my MBA in the 2011. How do I start searching my job. Nil experience. Never worked anywhere. Now am expecting 25k pm job. Forgot what I studied. But surely will get back to track one I start to work. Please help where to start n when. Tia

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Hi Trimukh.

With a finance background, you stand a chance to enter almost every industry.

However, since you have not been working for three years, you would need to do some course in financial management and also be open to entry level jobs like that of a billing executive to restart your career.

Ans: Please refer to my earlier answer. Job Sites and LinkedIn are the best option. Do a focused search in companies / cities you are open to work. Commerce always has good options.

Ans: I understand that all never succeed... If you have a will there's a way Mcom are in demand you are an experienced professional not an old one.. Look positively and you will succeed in finding a job!
Go directly to company websites and apply with a powerful CV not more than 2 pages.. that fits their JD.. Got it.. Cheer up man.. There are many many worse than you.!

Ans: an MBA takes 2 years. What did you do for the missing 2 years till date?

Feeling a bit behind your peers is a common experience, but it's important to focus on your own journey and the unique path you are taking. With a BDS degree and currently pursuing an MBA, you have a strong combination of skills and qualifications.

Consider short-term certifications to complement your MBA specialization. Courses in digital marketing, healthcare management, data analytics, or project management can be beneficial. Join associations like the Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA), American Association of Healthcare Administrative Management (AAHAM), or local equivalents.

Break down your job search into manageable steps and set achievable goals. Celebrate small victories along the way. Remember that everyone’s career path is different. Focus on your own growth and development rather than comparing yourself to others.

Ans: Do both - try for a job as well as look to upskill yourself with some courses. Check what are the industry requirements and then plan your course.