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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 06, 2023Hindi
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Sir I have been trying very hard to find a decent job. I am 22 and have switched 3 jobs in a year. I am unable to focus and get easily hurt when a senior screams at me for my lack of experience. I want to learn but I am extremely emotional too. Pls help

Ans: Hi A, Since you have not given your qualifications I don't know what kind of work you are into. Since you have switched 3 jobs that means you can get a job. your problem appears more regarding behaviour, your own behaviour and attitude towards work- you need to look at that. Let us understand that it is not unusual to get a boss who shouts at you. But find out what is the shortfall in you for which you are ticked of or say scolded for. Are you not doing your job properly because you are not capable or you are just too casual and want to shirk work? You need to take people especially bosses in your stride. you will never get a cool boss as people think of. Remember boss also has a boss and he also gets a mouthful from his boss for sure. You are hired to do a job and if you do not satisfy your boss/organization you will get ticked off. Learn to take these things in your stride and don't be oversensitive as jobs are not easy these days. Make efforts to better your performance. switching jobs quickly will also harm your CV.
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