5 Jobs You Can Do Alongside Your Studies (Earn+Flaunt On Your Resume)
Here are 5 jobs that you can do alongside your studies that not only pays a fair amount, but also adds high value to your resume.
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Career Advice
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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE SITTING FOR PLACEMENTS THIS YEAR
There is no secret to getting shortlisted. Those students whose resume depicts a perfect balance of all, are the ones selected for interviews.
Arts or Social Science Student? Employers value your skills too!
People from fields like history, psychology, sociology and related streams often fear not getting jobs at all or getting the ones that barely pay anything. However, if utilized effectively, students from these streams can find the right career from themselves.
Private Sector v/s Public Sector Jobs - A Brief Comparison
It is a critical for an individual to decide on underatsking a creern in private sector or public sector. However, it is important to weigh the pros and cons on both sides.
Why are extra-curricular activities important and the skills you can gain through them?
Extracurricular acitivities not only provide breathing space but also develop essntial skills that help us in our professional as well as personal lives.
Can an internship be successfully translated into a full time job offer?
Internships play an importnat role in fetching beginner workforce jobs as they play a vital role in accustoming interns to a professional enviorment and enriching them with job centric skills.
Does studying abroad really help? An unbiased overview
Going out to a different country to acquire specific skills and knoledge is trending but going abroad without any particular objective may turn futile.
Why Being Positive at Work is Important?
Maintaining a positiv aura at work not only influneces our productivity but also helps in developibg fruitful relations which play a large role in enhancing our log-term career gains..
5 Reasons Why you Might Not be Getting Interview Calls
There are high chances that you are not getting calls because you don't have the required skills, have a resume that is not pleasing enough or you have mentioned incorrect contact details.
Negative Feedback: How to channelize it and use it to crack your next interview
It is common to not crack an interview, and get negative feedback for your skills. It is important to use this feedback so that you can crack the next interview you appear for.