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Sudhaama
14th June 2007, 05:14 AM
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.CAREER SUCCESS.. How.?

This Important Subject implies.. Three Stages in One's Life.

(1) Education Stage .. Selection of Study-Subject... Professional Branch.

(2) Entry on Employment.. Selection of Career and Employer.

(3) During Employment... Facing the Challenges / Change of Employer or Employment.

Shall we discuss.. on the present day trend...

..In INDIA... as well as ...GLOBALLY TOO.?

Now-a-days Youth... especially of India...

... have wider opportunities for various Career... comparatively than ever before...

... Especially when we notice the Fast Advancing trend of GLOBALISATION..

..the present day Youth have to be VERY CHOOSY...and FAR-SIGHTED...

...in Choosing the Right Career apt for Him / Her.

On What Basis... and Criteria... One can decide on such a Wide Choices... by Wise-Selection of Profession?..

...and take up the Relevant College Education?

What is the EXPERIENCE OF ELDERS...who may have a lot to share with their Practical Knowledge..?

...for the Benefit of BUDDING YOUNGSTERS...

...who will thankfully receive and faithfully CONSIDER.
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Wibha
14th June 2007, 05:23 AM
:cool:

Rocky_
14th June 2007, 06:24 PM
It sort of seems like ppl seem to be going behind Cash more so than what satisfies them. Which is horrible, because as important as money is, getting up every morning and doing something u love is far mroe important. :)

NOV
18th June 2007, 09:00 AM
Pls continue in MISC section.

dev
18th June 2007, 10:16 AM
It sort of seems like ppl seem to be going behind Cash more so than what satisfies them. Which is horrible, because as important as money is, getting up every morning and doing something u love is far mroe important. :)

very true...:)

Braandan
20th June 2007, 01:09 PM
It sort of seems like ppl seem to be going behind Cash more so than what satisfies them. Which is horrible, because as important as money is, getting up every morning and doing something u love is far mroe important. :)

True, I would do what I would love to do, from morning to evening, but what happens when I am hungry? Once my hunger is satisfied, I have other needs, and then it goes on and on.. so naturally I would look for a career to satisfy my "greed".. not to satisfy my love of doing something..

Rocky_
20th June 2007, 10:18 PM
Well...the smart thing to do would be to find something u like to do, which is also marketable. :) It may not be what you LOVE to do, but still better than going for something which you hate just because it pays.

I know some Software guys here who get up in the morning and push themselves to work everyday. They hate their jobs. No matter who much a job paid, I would hate to be in that situation. :)

They all wanted to be different things, but when they were in college it was software which was paying the big bucks, so they just went into it, and not hate going to work.

Sudhaama
1st July 2007, 03:23 AM
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.Career Selection MADNESS.?

Immediately after Independance in India... during 1947, the first Prime Minister Mr Nehru... formulated Schemes to develop Agricuture fast, for which he planned huge Irrigation-Dams... alongside large scale Industries like Bhilai, Rourkela, Hindustan Aeronautics, Hindustan Shipyard, Hindustan Machine tools etc...

..for which he felt that the imediate demand was for Mass scale Civil-Engineers.

So several Technical Insititutions were started anew and admitted maximum students for Civil-Engineers, compared to other courses in Engineering & Technology as well as other Professions.

For the first time in the Indian History... the students had the Campus Interview even before the Final Exams...

... and received their Appointment orders in Govt. jobs.. immediately on completion of Exams, and prior to getting a pass.

Such an unusual attraction caused a Madness amongst the Youth then.. and so they used to rush for admission to Civil-Engineering only....

...during 1947 to 1950... Yes only THREE YEARS.!!

Then for the next batches... it became miserable... No Vacancy for Civil-Engineers... On completion of studies, they used to run from pillar to posts... all over India...

...while the demand then became more for Mechanical Engineers.

Besides many Employers and Civil-Engineers themselves as well... felt...

...that the most of the Engineers were the MISFITS... could not have Job-satisfaction nor the apt approach as demanded by the typical profession, especially the Field-Engineers.

...but it was too late... to change the Profession.

Then the students realised how they have chosen their career... without any consideration ...

...for the due APTITUDE AND ATTIDUDE for the Carreer..

Now we notice in India... the similar Blind craze for Medical and Computer-Software studies.

How far it will be sound for their Long future?

Is it not BLIND MADNESS..?
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Meera-ssg
28th July 2007, 02:22 PM
Blind madness occurs sometimes due to parental and social pressures too

chevy
28th July 2007, 02:28 PM
Welll People make career choices keeping long term goals in mind... The article was great!