Exactly. Also, in India some parents will pay an astrologer 1000-2000 rupees to tell them which career will be suitable for their child by reading their palms and shits like that but won't visit a career counselor who will actually be able to guide the student way better.

@@souvikbanerjee472 even though what you said is funny but it's true

So true atleast youtuber plz make videos on it.

My student told me that they get these counseling sessions in govt school. That's AAP education model.

Indian is in minus when it comes to career counseling and money management

Bhai ab mba bhi kar lo😂 😂

Same , isme parents ko bhi blame nhi kr sakte😂 , unhone thodi na force ki th

Me too

Another option kya hai bolo bhai

Sane

Thank you

Thanks 😁

Tnk u

Hey tq yar

Thank you

Madam your voice us very sweet and heart touching

xd ... hahaha

Thats true dear, in coming future that would be the pre-requisite, infact now also, to advance in your DA career, one need to have strong Python knowledge...

True.. Thanks for motivating others..

Really tq so much iam also a fresher

Can we contact you in future if we need some help😊

Are u in technical field or non technical

May god bless u sis, ur words make me comfort in my depress time

I'm interested in business analytics. Do I need to do btech for it or can i just do bcom?

Premjyoti, you are not alone .

Business analysis sometimes require coding

@Premjyoti Dhar Same thing happened with me too. I am weak in coding and the companies asks for strong base in coding. So that i am completely in stress that what to do next. Was feeling alone that only I AM such kind of person.

How u do buisness analyst …i mean where u study about this

What u do now

Bba kya hota hai

@@mithileshtroy8812 bachelor of business administration

Bahut bada wala hai Tera dost 1 saal hi toh bacha tha bca ka karleta

@@sarthak3547 Haan yaar, Bewakoof thawoh. 1 saal BCA kar ke BBA leh leta, 2 degrees mill jaate. Par usko bardaast nahi hua 3rd year, Aur time waate naa ho isliye nikal gaya (As per him). 1 saal aur kar lena chahiye tha, Waise bhi Corona ke wajah se 1 saal aise hi chala jaata

@@flyingdragon6275 hn tum kya Kar rahe ho

Same here😐

Same here 😊

@@sharmisthasengupta3999 what ur doing

Dear Nivedita, that frustration kicks-in for 2 main reasons: 1. When you are in a profile that you don't align with or its not of your interest, its not about capability, we might be capable of doing 1000 things, but if our natural interest is not in that thing, we will feel burdened and frustrated. 2. When the people you are working with are hopeless and crazy, who suck life out you and drain the employees unnecessarily. Find out what is your reason, if you are sure that the profile is not a problem then try finding another company, else evaluate your interests genuinely... talk yourself through it... don't be disheartened, if you have made it to this point, you can for sure help yourself counsel through this tough phase, just try to clarify things in your mind... sit calmly and without any judgements and bias evaluate the situation... you will def. find the root cause, and once you know that it wouldn't be difficult to find solution.... Hope this helps, take care!!

@@theCorporateDiaries thanks for suggestion mam, I am currently working as software Engineer but I think I really have interest in QA Field and I asked my manager for internal movement but he said it is difficult/not possible to change from software Engineer to testing and if I changed then in that profile they will consider me as experienced person cause I will complete 1 year in this month with the company, and they will expect me to do work as experienced person but I don't have experience in testing but I think I really have interest in that work.

Dear Nivedita, that's really odd and strange, I think your manager is just not interested to let you move to other team, no company, no one at all, expects an experienced kind of performance from a person who change roles.. Its a false impression he is creating on yo9ur mind.. if you are really interested, then I think you should give it a try, if you are scared that your company will expect exp like work from you, please enrol in some QA course(many are available online, that you can do in parallel to your job) P.S: Your manager might be stopping you because in general(in IT industry) QA job is seen little lesser than a Software dev. But its all about interest, I will say... Hope this helps!!

@@np142 hi punam.. i also not able to handle and complete task I am also wanted to do the QA work.. Can you tell me .. how is it going now. Need ur replay

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Which language working?

@@theCorporateDiaries How should I contact you ?

Same here but 2 years.

HI can you Please Help me , I just wanna Ask few doubts I have Give Me Your email ill msg You there ( only if Your willing to Help me )

Hi Rishabh, its not the matter of which sector you wish to do job for, its about which job profile you want to go... You can do coding as well in Banking sector... :), they also hire S/w Dev. Please be clear what "work" exactly you want to do, by Banking do you mean you wish to be in a > Finance oriented transnational role in a Banking company > a analyst role of fraudulent investigation in a Banking company > a sales or marketing role in a Banking company So decide on the role that you wish to do, later you can choose the industry...

Coding is boring haha you are the only one person in world . You can create miracles in coding I think you are just started coding

@@theCorporateDiaries Okk Mam. Thank u so much.

@@indianfoodartists3579 Coding is boring that's why the people are coming to see the video.

@@indianfoodartists3579 many of my friends use to tell me that they are very much interested in coding back in mu coleges days..now they have land up in TCS wipro etc with a package of 3.5 to 4 lakhs. So boy coding is actually boring being a 2 year experience in this field..I can say u its quite hectic and repetitive..sapno ki dunia se Bahar niklo

Same here bro. 😄😄😄

I HV finishes rtu exams but still unemployment .don't like coding, programing Don't know anything.

I don't think I like coding. Should I do btech?

@@somebody-dj6sn never do that

Dear Kalyani, its very common, don't loose yourself in this, you can start by exploring by what amount you wish to eliminate coding fro your desired job role: 1. less than 70% of coding- Try aiming for analyst roles such as "data analyst", "quality analyst" search these jobs on linkedin/naukri, you will find 100s of job descriptions, read them, see if they interest you and decide accordingly 2. Minimal to Zero technical: Aim for roles like "business analyst" etc, same search their JD, see if the work interest you. 3. Absolutely no technical stuff at all: Aim for management kind of profiles eg: "Project Management", "HR", "Recruitment" etc. keep exploring until you find something that interest you and you are willing to put your 200% in that, there is no job which doesn't require hard work and skill, nothing comes easy, its just that you have to decide in which filed you choose to put that hard work. With the generation moving towards digitisation, there are new jobs emerging in market like "Digital Marketing", explore that as well, read there job descriptions at various platforms, see what they are asking and if you got those skills, or you wish to learn those skills... It all about you making an attempt in direction of knowing what you really like..... Hope this helps...

@@theCorporateDiaries thank you di ♥️

@@theCorporateDiaries Do project management, business analyst like professions hire freshers ? As in most of job description , i have seen for BA, they ask for organisation experience in coding domain or analyst domain. Moreover, they will prefer mba graduate over btech in terms of that role. So, i am literally confused to choose being a fresher.

Abhi kya kr rahe ho bhai

Same situation here🥲Did you get any job ?

Hi Arkaprabha, thanks for tuning in, year gaps are seen differently by each employer, for freshers as long as you are good at what you are claiming(the skills written in resume), doesnt really matter, tell whatever the truth is, I have personally interviewed candidates who have stated below reasons(top of my mind) and we were okay with them provided they seemed interested enough, the only fear employer have about freshers Gap is, if they hire the candidate shouldn't leave soon, bcoz it takes lots of investment to train a fresher to a desired level : 1. Gap due to preparation of exams(Higher studies, govt jobs, IIT etc) 2. Joined family business but later found dont wish to do that 3. Health problems (self or a family member) 4. Didnt get any job (if you mention this, make sure you point out things that you kept doing in this time eg: any certification, any course, any internships etc..) 5. Got campus placement but the company kept pushing the date and eventually revoked offer 6. Gap due to Marriage(this I have seen specifically incase of females) Dont be stressed about the Gap, be confident about what you can deliver to the business, rest all will fall in place.. All the very best!!

@@theCorporateDiaries Thank you so much.

@@arkaprabhasantra4896 I know these little doubts can sometime bother young graduates deeply, so if there are these little questions that pop up in your mind and you feel an HR can have answer for that, feel free to message me at insta, I may not able to address the big topics instantly but for sure can answer smaller queries.. My insta "corporatediaries_official"

@@theCorporateDiaries thank you mam... Your content helping me so much... Your channel deserve more views and subscribers 😊👍💯

@ॐ कारbhai tu ab mba kr le😂 kyunki engineers yahi krte hai😂 😂 I'm also an engineer that's too from mechanical😂 😂

Dear Akshay, it depends on what is your purpose of doing MBA-HR, if you want to do it to transition into HR career, then of course its a good decision, but if you are doing it because you feel it will help you in your SAP PPM career, then I doubt..

Hi Rushikesh, if you are in a profile which involves coding and you wish to build your future in it, then invest in learning it, if you you dont wish to be in the coding profile, seek guidance inside the company and switch the team, see what all teams are there in your company, if there are people around with whom you speak, ask them what work they do and try to understand the context and if you feel there is any particular team which seems right choice, just show interest and let the manager of that team know that you would be grateful if they can consider you for any upcoming position. Remember, dont pile on them, tell them to consider you for upcoming position, and let them know what skills you have that are relevant to their work... In such cases, mostly the managers take the candidate... Start by exploring within your company, it is the fastest and easiest way to switch profile... Hope this helps...

Mechanical designer,HVAC designeer,Piping oil designer,IT jobs - course

Hi how is the test in company training

Most of our life made to be average 😭

Start your business

Get into merchant navy

Crack railway exam bro

Even if you dont love coding, i would still suggest you to take the job, backup is important, post that while doing the job explore opportunities in other field, conventionally mba is the most popular one among engineers frustrated from engineering, but take you time, understand different opportunities and take an informed decision

Di mili ky job

Dear, For data analyst, the main skillset required to get started are [MS Excel+SQL] and any visual tool like (MS Power BI or Tableau), learning of these is available in abundance on internet for free.. If the certification is asking for too much money and doesn't have the placement facility, then I think you can skip. If they are providing placements or internships somewhere then you can consider it, as it will be easier to start with.

@@theCorporateDiaries thank you mam🙂

Hi Akshay, All profiles in IT sector are not about coding, don't assume that if hired you will be only doing coding, I will suggest you to start looking out or applying for the relevant jobs, basis whatever you have studied in college, before the gap becomes big, preparation can continue in parallel. Try starting with some internship, it will give you fair Idea what task you will actually do there.. During internships only you can choose to apply for a full time position in the same company in a different team(which does the work you like), but all this will only happen once you are in the corporate environment, For your awareness here are few roles which are less technical. 1. Data Analyst (learn Excel & SQL) 2. Quality Analyst (Learn testing) 3. Customer Service Team (Good comm skills Verbal n written + MS office) Hope this helps, if you still have questions, feel free to ask.. All the Best, Take care..

@@theCorporateDiaries thank you ma'm🙏💕. But after 1 year of graduation I forgot lot of things, my confidence level is too low.. So should I directly go for internship or before learn one of the three skills above you mentioned.

@@akshaykewat3686 pick up the subject you loved the most and start brushing up your skills, the best way is search job postings for internships roles and read their job description carefully, make notes of critical skills asked there, likewise read at least 10 job postings for one kind of role, make a detailed list and then work on those skills. In this way your direction will be good and your efforts will not go waste... Because the biggest challenge students face is deciding on what to study, where to start from... In this way your efforts will be super focused and yield good results..

@@theCorporateDiaries thank you very much ma'm 🙏💕 I will work on it 😊

Apply for service desk job in Bangalore, and study part-time web design.

Yes, you can , Python has good scope

Dear Rohit, yes it can be a good career if you like being in that domain

@@theCorporateDiaries sbse easy ans dena hai do what u like ..... Agr usko pta hota usko kya krna hai to aapse q puchta aapse isiliye puch rha qki usko confusion h

Dear Ayush, from companies point of view there is no difference between CSE branch and IT branch of institutes, so yes you can become DS.

Hi Radhika, For data analyst you need to be good at: 1. SQL 2. MS Excel once you feel you are good at these skills, apply for jobs at naukri or linked in, highlight the skills in your resume and state how effectively you can do MIS dashboards and reporting. That should be good to land you in a job after some hunting..

Hi Suhani, Yes you can do that, there is a lot technology involved in Supply chain management, its not something that is done manually.. Its a broad spectrum, decide what you wish to do in Supply chain management, I mean what project...