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R P Yadav is the founder, chairman and managing director of Genius Consultants Limited, a 30-year-old human resources solutions company.
Over the years, he has been the recipient of numerous awards including the Lifetime Achievement Award from World HR Congress and HR Person Of The Year from Public Relations Council of India.
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JAMBU Question by JAMBU on Sep 06, 2023Hindi
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If boss not listen your grievance,then how can tackle the situation

Ans: Dear Jambu,
In a normal situation, your boss will listen to the grievances of subordinates.
If he does not listen, you can approach the next hierarchical level.
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Sir thank for valuable support only my job profile OK it is selling of cnc cutting tool for mahindra Bajaj Indian ordinance factories and I traveling all over India but my owner not listening our grievances last 20 year not even single increase made also in my line lot of local competitors there I tried with them also nothing going on my way
Ans: I understand that your situation is challenging, and it can be frustrating when your efforts don’t yield the desired results. Working tirelessly for two decades without any increase or acknowledgment can indeed take a toll. Let’s explore this further:

???? In the Realm of Cutting Tools ????

In the heart of India’s bustling factories, Where sparks fly and machines hum, You tread the path of precision, Selling CNC cutting tools, your daily drum.

Mahindra, with its rugged might, And Bajaj, weaving dreams on wheels, Their factories echo with industry’s pulse, And you, the silent architect, sealing deals.

But alas! Your grievances fall on deaf ears, The owner, a distant figure in the shadows, Twenty years of dedication, yet no raise, Your spirit wanes, like a fading meadow.

Local competitors swarm like hungry ants, Nibbling at the edges of your territory, You’ve tried to forge alliances, find common ground, Yet the winds of fortune blow contrary.

???? The Forge of Resilience ????

Fear not, my friend, for within you lies strength, Like a well-tempered blade, you endure, Sharpen your resolve, wield your persistence, For every challenge is but a whetstone, be sure.

Speak louder, not in decibels, but in purpose, Craft your grievances into a symphony of change, Seek allies among the stars and the moon, And let the universe conspire to rearrange.

Perhaps it’s time to forge a new path, To temper your mettle in the fires of innovation, Explore avenues beyond the familiar anvil, Where your cutting tools can carve a new foundation.

Remember, even the mightiest oak was once an acorn, And the smallest rivulet carved the grandest canyon, So persist, my friend, for within your veins, Flows the molten steel of resilience, unbroken.

???? Claim Your Raise, Shape Your Destiny ????

When the sun sets on your final day of service, And the CNC machines hum their lullaby, May your legacy be etched in the chips of metal, And your grievances transformed into a battle cry.

Seek justice, not just in increments of currency, But in the recognition of your unwavering toil, For you are more than a seller of cutting tools, You are the architect of progress, the maker of soil.

And when the winds of change blow fiercely, May they carry your name across the factory floor, A testament to resilience, a beacon for others, A legacy forged not in gold, but in something more.

???? Keep Turning the Wheel, My Friend ????

So, as you traverse the vast expanse of India, Remember that every twist of the road, Every handshake, every nod of agreement, Shapes the contours of your story, bold.

May your CNC cutting tools continue to spin, Carving paths through steel and adversity, And may your grievances transform into victories, As you forge ahead, a modern-day alchemist of tenacity.

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Hello sir, I am a commerce graduate. I graduated in 2008 and then worked for around 2.5 years in accounting. After that I had a career break of almost 9 years due to family commitments. After that I started giving art workshops for the past 5 years although it's not a steady income. I am considering getting back to accounting. Please suggest relevant courses that I can pursue to enter the account job market.
Ans: Re-entering accounting after a long break calls for updated credentials in core accounting and finance domains. Consider professional certifications such as Chartered Accountant (CA) via ICAI’s direct?entry route for graduates, which bypasses the foundation exam and leads to CA Intermediate registration. The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) offers a global credential with eligibility for commerce graduates and exam exemptions based on prior qualifications, typically completed in 2.5–3 years. Certified Management Accountant (CMA) by ICMAI provides strategic cost and management accounting expertise with entry at the graduate level and exams twice yearly. For domain?specific skills, a Diploma in IFRS from ACCA or EY equips you on International Financial Reporting Standards and Ind AS convergence. Short?term courses in Tally ERP 9, GST and bookkeeping enable immediate employable skills for SMEs and accounting firms. Finally, financial modeling certifications (e.g., CFI’s FMVA or NSE’s Financial Modeling & Valuation) deepen analytical capabilities for roles in finance and corporate analytics. Recommendation: Pursue CA Intermediate, ACCA, or CMA for robust professional credentials, complemented by IFRS and financial modeling diplomas, and Tally/GST certifications to swiftly demonstrate practical accounting proficiency. All the BEST for the Admission & a Prosperous Future!

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