Hii i am a banker since 2015. i am working in a nationalised bank but i want to switch the job and try to get another better govt job. to mujhe kis exam ke lie prepration karna chahie or esi govt job bataie jaha mere experience ko bhi count kia jaae or mujhe bohot zaada exam crack karne ke lie prepration na karni padhe kyuki mere paas time ka bohot shortage hai. please guide me

Ans: It sounds like you're facing a lot of pressure and frustration regarding your career and future direction. It's understandable to feel overwhelmed when dealing with family expectations, job dissatisfaction, and uncertainty about your career path. Here are some suggestions to help you navigate this challenging situation in the future. Have open and honest conversations with your family about your feelings, aspirations, and concerns regarding your career. Express your need for support and understanding as you navigate your career journey. Explain your reasons for considering government job preparation or entrepreneurship, and discuss how your family can support you in pursuing your goals. Once you've clarified your goals and explored your options, take proactive steps to move forward. This may involve updating your resume, researching government job requirements, or developing a business plan for your entrepreneurial venture. Break down your goals into smaller, manageable steps and take consistent action towards achieving them. Remember that progress takes time, and setbacks are a natural part of the journey. It's essential to prioritize your well-being and mental health during this challenging time. Take time for self-care activities that help you relax, recharge, and maintain balance in your life. Seek support from friends, family, or mental health professionals if you're feeling overwhelmed or struggling to cope with stress. Research different career paths, including government job opportunities, entrepreneurship, and other alternatives. Consider the pros and cons of each option, as well as the potential challenges and opportunities they present.

Remember that your career journey is unique to you, and it's okay to explore different paths and make changes along the way. Trust yourself to make decisions that align with your values, aspirations, and well-being. With persistence, self-reflection, and support from others, you can navigate through this challenging period and find fulfillment in your career and life.

Ans: Hi Gaurav,

I understand your feelings,emotions and disappointment.
It's not you alone but so many youth falling for the enticement of cushy govt. job's which actually have so many applicants, too few opportunities. Finally left in the middle of no where!

Every year more graduates are churned out than Bhelpuris ...so now what , look into your degree speciality, what's your ability and aptitude.

The advice is to get a good not more than 2 page resume and send your resume to potential job opportunities that appeal to you!

Ans: Hello Maam

At the outset my big cheers to your indomitable spirit.

Few things

Firstly, take pride in the fact that you have prioritised family over career,

it's a great thing, never feel regret. When you meet people and when they ask why career break, with pride tell them you value your family much more than anything else.

Now coming to career, yes you can start, you will face challenges but let them be stepping stones for success and not slipping stones.

Suggest you first decide whether you want to get back to academic or want to join corporate world.

Then upskill yourself by taking few online courses in domain of your choice..

Given your degree in transportation SCM would be a good choice and it's also a booming industry. Ecom, quick commerce, b2b logistics.

Wishing you the very best.

Regards

Ans: Hi Suraj,
Aap is bare mein seedha employer se baat kar sakte hai aur apni samasya bata sakte hai.. aap apni galati ke liye maafi maang sakte hain.. ho sakta hai ki aapka employer aap ko naukari se na nikale ya phir relieving letter de de.