Hi mam , I am a fresher and i have recently attended an interview in an MNC and after successful interview they didn't reach me out . Then after a week i just followed up with the hr and she asked to fill an application form and send it with other educational documents and done some background research i think so, and again she opened a portal for job application in the career site and asked me to apply there. Its been 3 days since applied. So the response is not yet given what should i assume from this.

Ans: Hi Sir/Madam,

Given the current situation it's ok to do a follow up with the HR. Speak to the HR for more clarity. Sending the survey link could be the standard practice or possibly and automated trigger. It's always good to have an open communication with the HR and seek clarity.

All the best

Thanks
Ashwini Dasgupta
Author of Confidence Decoded. Is it a Skill or Attitude?

Ans: Hi Anon,

I appreciate your question and quest for employment.. well today it all starts with your resume it should be short and sweet highlight key result areas of your profile.

AI is at work today and sorts out applications based on the JOB DESCRIPTION, if you don't have the requisite, as per JD you won't get a reply from mundane organisation's.. Don't worry be happy.. They missed you.. Next keep applying and make sure your CV fits the JD... Bingo call come.. Job got.. Chill buddy!

Ans: Possible. You can substantiate your work experience with some degrees. XLRI has part time / correspondence courses where you need to go to college just once in 6 months or a year. XLRI is also known to be a college best for HR. They also have 1 year full time Executive MBA program called GM which you can do if you have 5+ years of work experience. Can look at these options for enhancing your qualification.

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