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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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Question by Mohamed on Dec 12, 2023Hindi

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Hi, sir myself Mohamed umar I am 32 year old who is working as accounts assistant till I am working in mid scale company but I always wanted to work in big MNC firm where I earn more and grow job wise but no MNC accepting my mid scale organisation experience how to resolve this what certification I can do get the job at MNCs

Ans: Hello Mohamed Umar, I understand that you are looking to transition from your current mid-scale company to a big MNC firm. It’s great to hear that you are looking to grow your career.

It’s not uncommon for MNCs to prefer candidates with experience in larger organizations. However, there are several steps you can take to improve your chances of getting hired by an MNC. Here are some tips:

Get certified: Earning a certification in a relevant field can help demonstrate your knowledge and skills to potential employers. For example, if you are interested in finance, you could consider earning a certification such as the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation.

Network: Networking is a great way to meet people who work in the industry you are interested in. Attend industry events, join professional organizations, and connect with people on LinkedIn. You never know who might be able to help you land your dream job.

Gain relevant experience: If you are having trouble getting hired by an MNC, consider gaining experience in a related field. This could include working for a larger organization or taking on a role that is related to the field you are interested in.

Apply for entry-level positions: If you are having trouble getting hired for a more senior position, consider applying for entry-level positions. This will give you the opportunity to gain experience and work your way up the ladder.

Tailor your resume and cover letter: Make sure that your resume and cover letter are tailored to the specific job you are applying for. Highlight your relevant experience and skills, and make sure that your application stands out from the crowd.

I hope these tips help you in your job search. Best of luck!

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Hello Mayank, I am 39 years old & having 16 years experience after BE in mechanical Engineering. I am working in an US based MNC for last 8 years as Senior Application Engineer. I have worked in different projects and currently now I am an individual contributor not leading a team. The growth opportunities seems to be low at this point. I am looking job as Project manger or other managerial assignments in MNC's who are into production. Recently I have passed PMP certification and looking for similar courses or certifications which can help me in future. Please guide with suitable skills or courses and ways in which I can find jobs as managerial or leadership roles in MNC's.

Ans: Hi Shrikanth, you can consider enhancing your PMP certification with additional qualifications like Six Sigma for process improvement and Agile for project management. You can also explore leadership courses focusing on strategic management and effective communication to improve your skill set. It would be ideal to leverage your extensive experience, update your professional profiles, and actively engage and network through LinkedIn. Monitoring various job portals and the career pages of MNCs for potential managerial opportunities will help you explore the market and find the right fit for yourself.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 15, 2024Hindi

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I'm 25 years old. I have completed my MCOM & cleared 1st group of CA Inter, but after giving so many attempt not able to clear 2nd group. I'm searching for job in MNC.

Ans: Some basic reasons for not clearing CA Exams after so many attempts:

1) NOT thoroughly going through the Study Materials, provided by ICAI.
2) NOT updating the amendments of various laws.
3) NOT changing the Preparation Strategies.
4) NOT preparing own short-notes.
5) NOT leaving breaks every 45-minutes of studying.
6) NOT maintaining consistent studies.
7) NOT revising the covered topics daily/weekly/monthly.
8) NOT focusing on weak subjects / topics.
9) NOT attempting mock tests frequently.
10) NOT following the ideal study schedule.

If you have searching for jobs:

1) Have a LinkedIn Profile/Update it.
2) Put job Alerts of the vacancies, you prefer to apply
3) Please keep in mind you are fresher. Avoid being specific for MNC. Join even any medium-sized Company & gain experience.
4) Keep upgrading your skills / knowledge through Certifications to be competitive in the job market.
5) Try to apply to at least 3-4 companies daily through LinkedIn or through the Companies Websites.

All the BEST for Your Bright Future.

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Sir, I am suffering from chronic insomnia, my mental condition is not good for work. It is affecting my work. I resigned from the job, I can 't serve the notice period. Company is not giving me relieving letter, What should I do?

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Do remember, rules are meant to be followed...there are always consequences for not following them.
I think you should request your organisation to give you a relieving letter and submit the relevant medical papers for the same. If there is a penalty to be paid for not serving the notice period , please pay and get rid of this stress, at the end of the day peace of mind is more important than money. Looking for peace of mind will also solve your insomnia!!

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Ans: Prasenjit... your concerns are valid, however no one can actually know what the future holds. We can all speculate and get stressed about the future. It is only today and this moment that we have with us. Like railways in India it is very unlikely that PSBs will be privatised. Meanwhile what you can do is be a continuous learner, hone your skills , become indispensable to your organisation.
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Hello I was working in an airlines company and after few months of working I had to leave my job due to a family emergency. It has 2 years I’m doing any job and I’m taking care of my family business but I want to join again as it was dreams to work in aviation industry but I’m not able to lift my up again and it’s becoming very difficult. I’ve applied but I’m not getting calls from any of the company’s and this making me more stressed. Can you suggest what is the best I can do now?

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If it's your dream to fly again, then please be at it... this passion itself should keep you from giving up. Groom yourself, do whatever it takes to be fit, keep your chin up, you have cracked the interview before and worked in this industry, this is your strength. Your time away was for family reasons and remember the lessons you learnt from being away from flying. Be honest in your interviews and show your reasons for joining back. Relook at your resume and then reapply....
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Question by Priya - Nov 18, 2024Hindi

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my son is 8 year old studying in Class 3 . The classes occus is in morning shift from 6.30 am to 1.30 PM . after comming from the scholl he tired and not able to study in night . plz suggest the Correct time table for the second shift school child so that we can manage his tiredness and keep improving him in balanced way.

Ans: Priya Madam,

You have not provided information regarding the number of hours your son sleeps.

(1) Given that your son is only 8 years old, it is important to ensure he gets a minimum of 8 hours of sleep at night and 2 hours in the afternoon. Sleeping hours can be reduced once he enters the 6th Standard.

(2) Ensure he receives a balanced diet and nutritious food to sustain his energy levels. (3) Encourage him to maintain regular water intake to prevent dehydration. (4) Facilitate opportunities for him to take regular breaks and engage in play. (5) A 3rd standard student can't study for extended periods. He should study for 25 to 30 minutes, followed by a 10 to 15-minute break after each 25-minute study session.

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Can you kindly elaborate what you mean by 'graduate in the relevant field'?

Ans: Heathcare MBA would require you to do graduation in either Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Nursing, etc.

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