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Soft Skills Trainer - Answered on Jul 19, 2024

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Asked by Anonymous - Jun 01, 2024Hindi

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Hi sir I completed my graduation in oct 2022 and started for preparing govt exams but due to high competition I feel to drop and do some private work and think something else .. But in private also wt should I search inam not understanding

Ans: Don't be confused and chase a non existent tail.

There's nothing called a comfort zone, other side of the grass is always greener!?

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I did B.tech from IIT. I worked in IT for around 4 years. I did MBA and again worked in Finance for 1 year. The two private jobs i did I had to leave them for some reasons or the other. Currently at 30 i am not able to understand what should i do. I was interested in studying Sanskrit so since i left my last job i took admission in MA Sanskrit. Right now i am not sure should i go back to private jobs, continue study or prepare for govt jobs. Or may be i should start my own business but i am not sure in what line. Kindly suggest.

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Hi I am BSc chemistry graduate and after graduation I work in a company as digital marketing executive for 2 years and I am also preparing for defence exams which I am not able to clear now I am planning to do mba .but I am still confuse in government jobs or private job? Please help me in choosing right path.

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