Career Decisions

Thank you for your valuable opinion sir.and wil wait for my chance once the dust is cleared and meanwhile if you have any reference for job opening pls do inform me sir.

where are you located and what is your native language?,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i hope it is not english?

if it is, you are going to have a difficult time finding a skilled job if the way you are communicating here is typical...

Hello Sir, My Name is Gopinath am from India and my native is Tamil Nadu...ya as u told my native language is not english.So if u have any opinion r reference den pls do help to start my career sir...and mai i kno abt u also sir?

Gopinath,

Let me be frank here, first u should have tried a good job just after ur engg without opting for MBA, second u should have done ur MBA in Finance or Marketting, third by now you should have focussed mainly on MBA and not the Gone Engg. degree.

Solidworks is nowadays obsolate, even if u learn Pro/E or CATIA the company will not make a try with you in tamilnadu.

I suggest, 1. stick to MBA, 2. Develop better communications Skills(English), 3. Update ur Resume in Monster/Timesjobs, 4. Make ur choice in Marketing/Sales in Engg. Products. 5. Take a Note: God gives the Problem because HE knows ur Capabilities.

Jeez, talk about pot and kettle. What form of native language is this?

First kick out the nervous mood.

As you are qualified engineer, you have plenty of opportunities. First lookout for job with the qualification you had with you.

You can search job online [ Naukri/times jobs etc]. Also, try to post / register your CV to some big company websites. For this you can make database from google or newspapers employment advt.

One thing seems sure that you keep following someone's directions to choose your study or fields- may be your parents or well wishers.

In developed countries MBA has got additional weight age for managerial posts, particularly professionals like engineers.

It is a painful observation that students keep adding degrees and expect something to happen.

It is high time you think on your capabilities and look about exactly what you want to do. Be a mechanical professional or a MBA man. Your choice on HR shows that you want to have a white collar assignment and nothing of any field interest. Again choice on core field[mechanical] is based on your parents. There seems no option or interest on your own.

Life journey starts, when we formulate an activity plan, choice of field of interest based on self assessed capabilities.

First clear away the imprints of external directions and decide on what you want to do purely based on your insights, vision and risks. Now the track is set, you can get good deal of contacts, opportunities. In India, if there is a will to work hands of support always prevail..

If HR job is your dream then stay with it. Stop gap jobs are plenty now. Earlier to activity will save you from vagueness.