Hello sir I have done btech mechanical in 2019 after that I am continuous working in core company but growth is slow .sir give any suggestions

Ans: Dear Nitin,
If you just give a different meaning to failure, it in fact can be a good teacher.
'Failure is Feedback.'
Feedback tells you:
1. What did I do in that situation?
2. What could have I done better to succeed?
3. How can I succeed in my forthcoming projects/interviews etc?
4. What can I do differently from before?
5. How can I keep a positive frame of mind at most times?

These questions shift you from a problem space to a solution space where you will start to discover and reinvent newer ways of thinking and doing. This is growth mindset; it will help you grow in your career...

All the best!

Ans: A gradual transition or experimenting with part-time initiatives in a different field or starting a side business while maintaining your current job can help you explore new opportunities without taking significant risks.

Ultimately, the decision should align with your personal and professional aspirations. Weigh the pros and cons of each option and consider what will make you most satisfied and fulfilled in your career.

Why is there a lack of growth? Is it due to a lack of opportunities, skill gaps, or a restrictive work environment? Understanding this is crucial.

Are there any new roles, departments, or areas within finance that interest you? Networking within your industry might uncover fresh opportunities.

Leverage your experience by offering consulting services in finance. Freelancing or consulting roles might offer flexibility and the potential for growth in various projects and industries.

Ans: Dear Mr.Sandhu

Feeling stagnated in work or life is a normal that we all need to embrace. Many a times this feeling comes more out of peer pressure than our own.

Firstly, please define what growth means to you...role & responsibilities, position, salary, team size, value creation.

Secondly, do an honest assessment for self in each of the above areas and see where you think you are not growing.

Thirdly, ask yourself what is it that you want to do, if you feel for teaching then go for it but if it is a compromise because you feel you are not growing then I would suggest don't.

Fourthly, take up some courses that can enhance your skill sets.

Lastly, assess your own needs and wants at the stage of life you are in, talk to your family and see if what you have is good enough to live a peaceful and contented life.

All the best.

Ans: One option is to do additional courses in area of Banking and Finance and look for growth in the same sector. If you are not interested in the industry you are working in then can look at doing courses in other areas in order to grow.