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R P Yadav is the founder, chairman and managing director of Genius Consultants Limited, a 30-year-old human resources solutions company.
Over the years, he has been the recipient of numerous awards including the Lifetime Achievement Award from World HR Congress and HR Person Of The Year from Public Relations Council of India.
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Asked by Anonymous - Mar 14, 2024Hindi
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Hello sir.iam enable to get job in civil field i completed my Engineering with B.tech Civil . earlier i have worked in gulf country for years .after 5 years move back to india but i didn't get any job. i did master in diploma interior design course for 6 months learn interior design course (Autocad,3dsmax, googleSketchup 2021.) i didn't not find enough package what should i do. i also learn Digital marketing course but its doesn't work forme.what should i do since 2 years i have been ideal.

Ans: I’m sorry to hear about your job search difficulties. It’s a challenging time, but don’t lose hope. Here are some suggestions based on your qualifications and interests:

Civil Engineering: As a B.Tech Civil Engineering graduate, you have abundant job opportunities1. You can find roles at top companies such as Larsen & Toubro (L&T), Hindustan Construction Company (HCC), Tata Projects, and Jacobs Engineering1. Various job roles, including Structural Engineer, Project Manager, Design Engineer, Quantity Surveyor, Project Manager, and Urban Planner, are available across different cities in India1. You could also consider government jobs2 or starting your own venture3.

Interior Design: There are numerous job opportunities for interior designers in India4. You can find roles in architecture firms, interior design studios, real estate companies, and the hospitality industry5. You could also consider freelancing or starting your own interior design firm.

Digital Marketing: The digital marketing field is growing rapidly, with a wide range of job opportunities available6. Roles include SEO specialists, social media managers, and copywriters7. You could consider freelancing, consulting, or working in a digital marketing agency.

In addition to job searching, consider the following:

Networking: Connect with professionals in your field through social media platforms like LinkedIn. Attend industry events and webinars to meet potential employers and learn about new opportunities.
Continuing Education: Keep your skills up-to-date by pursuing relevant certifications and courses. This could make you more attractive to potential employers.
Portfolio: Showcase your work and skills through a professional portfolio. This could be particularly useful for demonstrating your interior design and digital marketing abilities.
Internships: If possible, consider internships to gain practical experience and make valuable industry connections.
Remember, every rejection is a step closer to a job offer that fits. Keep learning, improving, and applying. Good luck!
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Ans: I fully empathize with your situation. Do focus on the positive of having completed BTech in Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering is the foundational engineering discipline and lends itself to use of new tools and technologies through use of of software to build structures using design elements that use newer materials to build infrastructure, homes, industrial townships that further sustainability. Use your current Tech Asstt job to learn about Oceanography as an added skills. Look at acquiring project management skills and explore opportunities with optimism and passion.

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I am in SWP segments drawing from my corpus. I understand that SWP is fixed amount but when years go required amount should also go, so can set SWP in units instead of SWP in amount Please guide
Ans: You are thinking in the right direction. Your understanding is practical. Income should grow with time, not stay flat. That is a very important insight.

» Understanding SWP – Amount vs Units

SWP in fixed amount means you withdraw same Rs value every month
SWP in units means you redeem a fixed number of units

Reality:

Mutual fund platforms mainly allow SWP in amount, not in units
So unit-based SWP is not a standard option

» Challenge with Fixed Amount SWP

Your expenses will increase due to inflation
But SWP amount remains constant unless you change it

Result:

Your real income reduces over time
Purchasing power goes down

» Why SWP in Units is Not Ideal Anyway
Even if it was available:

Market goes up → you withdraw more money than needed
Market goes down → you withdraw less money when you need more

So income becomes unpredictable
This is not suitable for regular expenses

» Better Approach – Step-up SWP Strategy
Instead of units, follow this:

Start SWP with a comfortable amount
Increase SWP every year by 5% to 7%
This matches inflation and lifestyle increase

Example approach:

Year 1: Rs X per month
Year 2: Rs X + 5%
Year 3: Rs X + 5%

This gives:

Stability
Growth in income
Better control

» Bucket Strategy – More Stability
Divide your corpus into 3 parts:

Short-term (0–3 years expenses)
Keep in low-risk or liquid funds
Use this for SWP
Medium-term (3–7 years)
Balanced funds
Long-term (7+ years)
Equity funds

How it helps:

You don’t depend on market timing
You avoid selling equity in bad markets
Your income becomes stable

» Practical Execution

Run SWP only from short-term bucket
Refill this bucket once a year from other buckets
Review SWP amount annually and increase

» Tax Efficiency Insight

SWP is tax-efficient
Only capital gain portion is taxed
Long-term equity gains above Rs 1.25 lakh taxed at 12.5%
So gradual withdrawal is better than lump sum

» Finally

SWP in units is not required and not practical
Fixed SWP with annual increase is the right method
Use bucket strategy to protect income
Review once a year, not too frequently

This way, your income will grow, remain stable, and last longer.

Best Regards,

K. Ramalingam, MBA, CFP,

Chief Financial Planner,

www.holisticinvestment.in

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ramalingamcfp/

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