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Asked by Anonymous - Oct 22, 2024Hindi
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Hello, I am 40 Years Guy working in a Manufacturing Company abroad in Finance Dept, I had done B.E(IT) but went to Work in Family Business earlier... Which didn't work as per expectations, after that some how i managed to get Job in African Country.Now due to my Changed Profession it has difficult for me to get good job in India. Can you suggest me what can i do.

Ans: You are in finance and your complete experience is in finance. I would advise you to go for at least an online MBA in finance and try for the job in India. I am sure you will get it due to your huge experience. I am always there to support you. Best of luck. GOD BLESS YOU. Professor.........................:)
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