Dear Sir, with reference to the Answer have tried to startups with low salary also, but the answer from interviewers will be as they will gb. As my earlier companies like "Karvy Consultants, Ramky Infrastructures, Vikkys Group of Companies have shut down their operations due to unavoidable situations. Have tried with the known CA's Firm also not able to accommodate till date. Can you pls advice or suggest any other sources of getting a job. regards Nagaraju

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Dear Nagaraju.

I appreciate your zeal and enthusiasm to continue to work even after a long career and the fact that your children are also working. Apart from what you have been doing, I would recommend these specific steps:

1. Reach out to your managers and colleagues who you have worked in the past as references are still the best way to get a job.

2. Since you have an accounting background, you can also consider working as a freelancer as there are many opportunities for part time gig workers.

3. Explore academics as a career option.

4. Giving back to the society is also very enriching, so do take up some charity or volunteer work.

Ans: Dear Prashanth,
Please reskill yourself for the kind of skills demanded during interviews by various companies. It might take a few months' time but it would definitely be rewarding and beneficial for you.

Ans: Dear Mr Dinesh,
It looks like you have been through a lot after getting into business on your own. Your children too are at a critical stage in life which requires funds for higher education in the next few years. The first question to ask yourself is - what is the priority in your life? Is it financial stability for the family esp for the kids? Or is it the pursuit of your business? The second question is - what is the current status of your household finances? Is there enough savings to manage the household, upcoming education expenses, other expenses (travel, medical etc)?
If you are shaky, it may be time for you to consider taking an assignment which offers you a fixed remuneration and also flexibility to work on your idea. You say you were in the field of IT security. Can you consider an assignment which might take 2-3 days per week managing and overseeing the IT security for a company which cannot afford a full-time professional?
You may also want to consider getting incubated in a good healthcare incubator in your city and also apply for a start-up funding grant from the government of India and/or local state government programmes.

Ans: I’m sorry to hear that you’ve been struggling with your salary for the past 20 years. It’s understandable that you’re looking for ways to improve your financial situation. Here are some tips that might help:

Research your market value: Research the market value of your job title, years of experience, and the cost of living in your area. This can help you determine whether your current salary is fair or not. You can use websites like Indeed to find out more.

Negotiate with your employer: If you believe that your salary is lower than what you deserve, you can try negotiating with your employer. Prepare a list of your accomplishments and the value you bring to the company. Set up a private meeting with your manager to discuss your salary. Be kind but straightforward. If your request is denied, take the time to understand why. If it’s solely a budgetary issue, ask your manager when you can realistically revisit the conversation.

Consider freelancing: Freelancing can be a good option if you’re looking for more flexibility in your work schedule. You can work from home and choose the projects you want to work on. You can also set your own rates and potentially earn more than you would at a traditional job.

Explore other job opportunities: If you’re not happy with your current job, consider exploring other job opportunities. Look for companies that offer better salaries and benefits. You can also consider switching to a different industry if you have transferable skills.

Remember, improving your financial situation may take some time and effort. Don’t get discouraged if you don’t see results right away. Keep working hard and exploring new opportunities, and you’ll increase your chances of finding a job that meets your needs. Good luck!

Ans: Dear Nagaraju ,

Thank you for writing and opening your heart out, I understand what you are going through, unfortunately I am not aware of the place you are writing from,however here are a few tips to immediately get you gainful employment.

Step 1.

Immediately start moving in and around your area, identify business's that need your expertise.
Offer them your skill sets, by presenting a neat crisp not more than 2 page resume, Lo and behold ..you will have opportunities, contractual or full time..

Step 2.

This is a drawn out procedure, to send your resume to companies website and go to their career page, see job's that match your profile and apply.

If you do need further professional advice happy to assist
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