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HR, Workspace Expert - Answered on Apr 16, 2024

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 - Apr 15, 2024Hindi
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Iam 35 years old working in reputed pvt steel and power sector. Worked in power plant operations for 13 years suddenly my employer organize promotion exam in which I selected told you will be placed in power project which I agree as behind operation I will learns also about its Project. But after promoting placed in civil project in Amenities which is different area not being interest in that job. I discussed with Higher management told as per buisness requirment you have to here for 3 years compulsory after that you will be changed.So in that period I will forgot my area interest and all my 13yrs exp will go in vain. iam getting offer from small pvt sector for my core area. So sir shall I switch or stick to it as it secure job.

Ans: Hi,
It is better to stay in the same company for security. In any case, your company has promised to bring you back to your core area after 3 years.
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Hello sir, im working in govt job PSU for 1 year and im not getting interest here. My age is 27 and passed out in btech ee in 2020. There is almost less work, also its not interesting. I deal with boiler and turbine operations. I want to persue mtech in control / robotics fields. But im afraid of the volatile job market, u see im a bit slow than other people. Do u think i should follow what my heart says or stick to this job due to its job security and my slow brain power . My age is more too. I have good financial support too. Im afraid I will lose job in pvt job. But i want to learn and grow!
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