Realize getting the job is not an Achievement No doubt everyone’s first step is to get the job. But after that also no one can rely on that job for long- term security. You can lose your job anytime when Manager feels that your work is invaluable for the organization. Don’t waste your valuable time over… Read More You got the job ? Now What…
Don’t be Shy The first rule of networking is to not just sit on the sidelines. Being an introvert will not help. Do not shy away if you have to take lead to get a conversation going. You just need to get out of your comfort zone first. Don’t be a wallflower and stick to… Read More 5 Ways To Be Efficient At Networking Etiquettes
Today in the tough job market, count for job seekers are more as compared to job roles available in the market. This competition makes you aware about the fact that in order to aim the target or achieve your goals you need to stand out from the crowd. Below are the factors that can help… Read More 6 Ways To Stand Out From The Job Hunting Crowd
Every organization demands certain attributes or skills to achieve success. An insight into those on the very first day can give you a head start in a new job. History of the Role It’s most important to know that whether the position you have been hired for is ‘new’ or a ‘replacement’. If the role… Read More Five Questions Every New Employee Should Ask
Before: Practice Everyone is aware of the proverb “Practice makes man perfect” so before applying for any interview make sure you have practiced well and in case of under-confidence issue you can anytime conduct mock interview with family and friends. Also, be prepared scintillating with the bullet points that is mentioned in the resume. Research… Read More Before, During And After Interview Tips
Appropriate Dressing While some companies seem to be relaxing dress codes for employees, there are some fine lines which shouldn’t be crossed. One should dress comfortably and in business casuals — not being bound by ties and jackets. Having said that, office wear should be subtle and professional. Torn attire, apparel with obscene/offensive messages don’t… Read More 5 Essential Office Etiquette Tips
Tell me about yourself This means: “Give me a broad overview of who you are, professionally speaking, before we dive into specifics.” You should prepare about a one-minute answer that summarizes where you are in your career and what you’re especially good at, with an emphasis on your most recent job. Keep your personal life out… Read More Ten Most Common Interview Questions
Communication Skills The most significant step towards getting through the interview process is to polish your communication skills, both written and verbal. This is the best way to stand out in the crowded candidate market and it also aids in building a strong professional network. Attitude For Leadership It is not just the academic record… Read More Five Skills Today’s Employers Want
How to just be honest When you’re late to an appointment, it’s tempting to pin the blame on gridlock or train delays. It is recommended to apologize instead of giving details. ‘I planned poorly’ is a hundred times better than risking your integrity by inanely blaming traffic.’ How to receive criticism No one likes to be… Read More 10 Life Skills That Every Young Professional Should Have
Myth 1: Experts don’t make disastrous choices Often the most damaging decisions come from experts. Why does that happen? It happens because for many decisions that have very serious implications, we usually depend on experts. Due to such passive, unguarded acceptance, when the experts go wrong, their bad decisions can have devastating consequences. Expert failure… Read More 7 Myths Of Decision Making
