ONCE IN A LIFE TIME OPPORTUNITY

Post: Sales Executives/ Sr. Sales Executives

Division: Bancassurance

Location: Nashik

Sector:  BFSI

Company : Leading Mutual Funds (Public Sector) Company

Salary Offered: Rs. 2.25 Lacs to Rs. 3.00 Lacs Plus Perks

Immediate Appointment Opportunity

Contact No.: 0253-6692232 / 8605034849

Email Id: jobsourceindia@gmail.com

Skill Up to Earn Your Career of Choice

The Supply and demand situation in the job market is heavily skewed. A huge supply of educated but unemployed youth is constantly flooding the market place. In the next few weeks there will be a quantum jump in the number of job seekers with exam results coming in, while a huge positive change in employment trends is as unlikely as ever.

So, what does one do to ensure fulfilling the dream of a career in one's chosen field ?

In such a scenario, there are still a number of things one can do to achieve success in securing a job.

Some of them are given below:

1. LEARN MORE:

It's now an open secret that students coming out of most colleges are either under skilled or completely unprepared to even be considered by most good companies with the quality of education in institutions taking a nose dive (due to a number of reasons) across sectors.

What To Do: Once you acknowledge this fact; that you are under skilled or unprepared for a career in your chosen field; act on this knowledge and learn the skills critical to your success in acquiring your job of choice. Invest some time and convert your weaknesses into strengths and sharpen your strengths to make them potent.

2. STOP BEING CHOOSY

It's again a fact that organizations are not willing to give too many chances to freshers with average skills, and slowly but surely; in a majority of sectors; employers are beginning to show more and more faith in experience as compared to inexperience.

What To Do: All you can  do is take a decision a little early and join a decent company which provides opportunities to learn. Remember , as your career progresses the chances to grow inorganically and earn lots of money will always come, but not if you are incapable of delivering the goods. To be in a position to earn later, you must learn now!

3. DO ONE THING AT A TIME:

Although a lot has been said about multitasking and its benefits, no one can practically do two different thing successfully for an extended period of time. The best jobs are done with laser sharp focus and present moment action. 

What To Do: Pin point one thing that you want to do and go after it like no tomorrow. Use no half measures. Become flexible in that one area which is most important to you. Make all the adjustments, sacrifices and efforts in the direction of that one single thing. If you need to take a lower salary so be it. If you have to sign a reasonable bond , do it,.

What ever you do remember you have to impress the employer before he or she signs your offer letter. So your performance in the interview is all that matter. Your skills, your strengths your preparedness, and worthiness all will be tested.

Learning the skills that matter will matter in the end.

 If you are worthy it will show. If you are worthless it will show!

Cecil David

jobsourceindia@gmail.com

Planning to do your MBA ...? Read This First ! !

What should I do after graduation?

This is probably top most in your  mind if you have just competed graduation.

What should my son/ daughter do post graduation? Further studies? MBA? A Job?

These questions may be at the core of your parents thoughts!

What is the right answer?

There could be a number of right answers depending upon the situation, aptitude and major goals in the mind of the student and his or her parents.

But is MBA the right solution....?

This statement raises more questions than answers.

So , lets find out.

 For starters, I would like to bring your attention to a news article from "The Times of India" dated Sunday , May 1st , 2016.

The heading thus read, " 7% MBAs Employable : Study "

ASSOCHAM finds fresh Graduates Earn Less Than Rs. 10,000/- a Month

The news article continues with lots of information and I place before you the key points:

•  Most of the 5500 B-Schools in the country produce sub-par graduates largely un-employable
• Only graduate from IIMs are an exception
• Main reasons of this disaster are poor faculty, low paying jobs, lack of quality control
• 220 B-Schools Shut Down in past two years: 120 more will soon do the same
• Campus Recruitments have come down by 45%
• Asssocham Secretary Mr DS Rawat said among other things, and I quote" The quality of higher education in India is poor and does not in any way meet the needs of the corporate world."
• Although an MBA student spends between Rs. 3.00 to Rs. 5.00 lacs for an MBA degree in 2 years , he or she earns only between Rs. 8000/- to Rs. 10000/- per month.
• There is a large Mismatch between aspirations of students and their level of job readiness

So, what's the solution? 

Well , once again , there could be many.

Let's see how one can logically come to a workable conclusion.

1. Remember you always have options and choices

MBA is not the one and only degree that could help you find a job. There are numerous options. 

The internet could be a place suitable to do a quick fire research on options.You could also consider speaking to a qualified counsellor or some one with relevant experience for professional advice.

2. Find out what is it that you are good at.

Before going deeper into the different options one has, it would make proper sense to first do some introspection( this is for both the parents and the students to do) . Find out what are the strengths and weaknesses of the student and what does he or she really want to do. You could also go for an aptitude test to determine your true calling.

3. Decide from the collection of information

Once you are aware of the different options available as well as your corresponding strengths and weaknesses make the right choice . For an example there are quite a few training programs available to day where the candidate pays for the training and the organization gives top priority to the trained candidates. The cost of training is very low compared to an MBA and the skills acquired are aimed at getting employed.

So , my advise would be not to go headlong into any B school hoping for things to be better for yourself while all else is doomed. Instead adjust your sales and beat a different path to success.

In case your aim is to work for a reputed organisation in the banking , finance, services, insurance sector we may have an excellent option for you to consider.

For more details just click on the link given below :

My BFSI Career Opportunity

All The Best!

Regards

Cecil David