Hi sir/madam, My son completed his b.tech in a national institute and directly placed a engineer job in public sector in one of navaratnas oil company.but he is not satisfied with the work.so he wants to jump to corporate job.he is applying too for job.but they are not calling. ..he has 2 moods.one is to do MBA.and the other one is to get in IT companies. What to do..iam really confused to advise him.is it worth to leave his current job? please let me know wt choise he should take? thank you so much in advance.

Ans: Hello Prasanna,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I understand your anxiety regarding your son's job possibilities after earning his MS in Computer Science at the University of Colorado. The job market can be difficult, particularly during times of recession. For the purpose of deciding whether to hunt for employment in the United States or move back to his own country, it is advised that your son take into account the following factors:

1. Analyze the employment situation in both places.
2. Consider his immigration situation and work permit.
3. Consider his professional network and relationships.
4. Consider his long-term professional objectives and the opportunities available.
5. Consider the financial consequences of each option.
6. Consider personal preferences, as well as cultural and lifestyle influences.
7. During the job search process, be tenacious and patient.
8. Use the time to network and gain new skills.

Finally, the decision should be based on a blend of practical and personal preferences.

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Ans: Hello concerned parent,
Your son hears everything you say but perhaps needs a short break. What you could suggest is for him to try his hand at stock market and other things but along with that also continue competitive study reading. Talking and discussing current affairs always helps. Conversations are important between parents and children when they are a two way method. Hear him, give your points but allow him his own mistakes and experiences. We all learn from them.

Ans: Certainly, I can provide some advice for someone looking to enhance their career

1. I would your son to evaluate his skills, strengths, and weaknesses. Consider the long-term career goals and the industries or roles that align with them.

2. Attend industry events, conferences, and seminars to expand his professional network.

3. Update his Resume and LinkedIn Profile. Ensure that the resume reflects his

4. Consider online courses, certifications, or workshops to stay current in his field.

5. Attend workshops, webinars, or training programs to enhance professional development.

6. He can consider Recruitment Agencies or partner with recruitment agencies or headhunters that specialize in his industry.

Job searches can take time. Stay positive, be persistent, and don't get discouraged by rejections. Consider temporary or freelance opportunities to gain experience while continuing the job search.

Ans: If he is not interested in IT, then it makes sense to change career. I don't think doing M Tech in Mech is a solution as it will involve a complete change in field. He can look at reskilling himself by doing a course in a field that he is interested in. Doing an MBA would be a good option where he can look for career growth. MBA usually gives a lot of flexibility in terms of career choices.

Ans: Go though recruitment agency. Network with students who are already working and ask them to inform if there is a vacancy.