I am working as office assistant cum data entry operator on contract (Knowlege of MS Office) in a PSU what I will do for career growth or stability in career

Ans: That's a tough question, but it doesn't have to be daunting. After all, you are the one in charge of your own career and you have the power to create the future you want! It might take a little hard work and dedication, but believe me, if you stay the course and make the right decisions, your career can have a ridiculously bright future.

But let's be honest: Nobody can predict the future. I mean, sure, you can look at trends and make educated guesses, but only you can decide the direction of your career. So why stress about something you don't really know? Instead of worrying about the unknown, why not focus on the things that are within your control?

First off, create a plan and a vision for where you want to be. Write down your goals and objectives, break them down into actionable steps, and take those steps one at a time. That way, when you look back at the end of the day, you can see tangible progress.

Second, take pride in your work and always strive to be an expert in your field. Stay ahead of the latest trends in the industry and make sure that your skills are sharp and up-to-date. Not only will this ensure that you're always in high demand, it will also help keep your passion alive.

Finally, remember to be flexible. Keep an open mind and be ready to adapt to new situations. Changes are inevitable in any career, so don't be afraid to adjust your plan as needed to stay one step ahead.

So take control of your career and don't be afraid to dream big. With the right plan and a bit of hard work, I'm confident that your future is bright and anything is possible!

Ans: There is a lot of demand for executives from legal field in Management Consultancy. But for that you may need to do Management course. Students with upto 15 years work ex do Executive MBA course (1 year). You can try your hand in that by writing GMAT and doing MBA from one of the top institutes like ISB, IIM A, B, C, XLRI, Another option is to do courses in career that you are interested in and try to get a job in that domain.

Ans: Can look at changing your field. But try to be as close to your previous experience else you will have to start as a fresher. Eg. Can do a course in administration and can move in that area.

Ans: Hello Tanmay.
Nothing is mentioned by you about your qualifications or company profile. Only it is clear that you left the HR job, remained jobless for 4 years, and joined to new startup, but not satisfied there also, and are again interested in joining the previous HR job.
Dear, it would be better for you to join the HR job again. Working in an administration job requires specialized skills which I think you might be lagging. According to your qualifications, it would be better to join some online/offline courses which are helpful to your present job conditions and also useful if you decide to change the job in the future. As I do not know your educational qualifications, it is difficult for me to suggest you properly. For proper counseling/suggestion, please tell us your educational qualification, extracurricular activities, and computer knowledge if any.

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