i m 24 yrs graduate gal. doing job i a pvt firm.
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no, cos u need to ask this question.
185897
well hon you are 24 it is time you make your own decisions. you have to start somewhere or your parents will never give you up.if you are sure this is what you want to do then stay where you are at. they will still love you just as much. good luck and GOD BLESS YOU.
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You're lucky.  Enjoy the summer, becase when you get older and have to work for a living, you don't get the summer off.  I'm at work right now.\n\n(Don't tell my boss I'm answering questions.  He thinks I'm running reports.)
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Hi,\n\nDont think that I am degrading your opinion. Its too late to switch your field of working. Its better try to improve in your own field.\n\nThe reason is you do not have experience in software field and hence you should be considered as a fresher. But a fresher should be with in a specific age limit as per the norms of software companies.\n\nI could give you real examples. When software companies came to our institution for campus interviews, many of the companies did not selected two of my classmates since they had two to three years break in their history. The reason they gave is our norms is that a fresher should be with in certian age limit during selection.\n\nAnd an important thing is the two students are highly skilled both technically and in other aspects.\n\nI think you understand.\n\nBetter work for your growth in you own field or if you are very much interested in software, you can try to open a small software companry of your own and employ some workers and manage them.\n\nBest of Luck\n\n**********\nVasu M\n**********
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Congratulations on motherhood!!\n\nFrom what I understand, India is a huge hub for telecommunications. Why would you want to leave? Give me more details about what exactly you are looking for and I will be happy to come back and edit my answer with more specifics. Meanwhile.......hug that lovely baby! Nothing beats motherhood while still sustaining your identity with your career. I'm proud of you! :)
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it's a good option kanu...\nit's a growing industry so you can actually think of getting into higher position too if it's a growing concern...\nbut you shud be flexible enough for the work timings...\nalso consider the number of employees in the org and how fast it is growing so that you can do something in next 5 years down than analysis
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I am 26 years old and I'm a teacher
171657
Well you should probably go speak to someone that knows your field well.  The best answer to the question is, "I'm sure your company will compensate me fairly for the work I do."  However, if you have been in the field for some time then you should have an idea of the range you want to make.  This is a very tricky question so try to avoid it as long as possible.
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Try putting in a search engine on the net.  The graduates most firms take on are the ones like M&S.. try stores... Asda's.  We all have to start somewhere.  They are big money earners if you learn whilst working for them.  Have a look at the websites first to decide what you want from them as well.  I wish you luck.  Next Alan Sugar I hope.. gotta lotta respect for that man and wish i was working for him.
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I am a Senior Legal Secretary for Criminal, Civil, and Divorce matters.  I also run my own business from home during the evenings and weekends (transcriber).  \n\nI love what I do and I am 20 years old.x.
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You need to approach the more relaxed job of your choice with great enthusiasm. Let your personality and charisma shine through during your application and interview process, and then after your potential employer sees what you have to offer and the type of person you are, bring up the fact that you are pregnant, which is why you initially began looking for a new job that would be less taxing on you at this time. \nYou do need to tell them because of paid leave issues, etc, but it does not have to be the first thing you tell them. Let them see how much they need you first. Good Luck!
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well first off look at your turn over ratio,compare that to your regional average for your paticular industry, then conduct exit interviews but take into account there age and reason for departure.\nand finally could you do there work at there wage\nand be content and financially survive,and finally do you provide a safe work enviroment that you would allow your own family members to work in
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AlthoughI am not an attourney, I have 20 yrs experience in labour law
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I would say that while you have enjoyed your current company and role, and learned a lot. You feel you will learn even more by changing organizations and seeing how things work in a different environment. You are looking for a company with a different pace, with more energy....etc.  \n\nTalk about your career aspirations and how the prospective company fits into your dreams, goals and plans.
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Welcome to the world! It's tough and always has been for a woman to make it in the business world, even a man if you're not aggressive and in many cases just plain mean and nasty enough to be willing to undermine others to get ahead. It's a rarity to find someone who is a good person (NOT willing to be cutthroat) who excels, especially in a market with much competition. Being very good at what you do just isn't enough in many cases. It's sad but true. The only thing I can offer is don't become one of those jackals, continue to do what you do as well as you can. Eventually, someone will recognize your abilities and the job you do. Lowering yourself to the levels of those others will just put you in their category and you are better than that. What goes around ALWAYS comes around, it really is true. They will get theirs eventually, and so will you--only in a good way!
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It's your age.  I had the same experience when I was your age.  Of course you already know it is unlawful for employers to inquire your age, but there are other ways they can figure this out.  Your resume is the main source.  What I learned was to take all dates out of my education.  Simply stating the institutions is enough.  Second, take out all job history that doesn't pertain to the occupation you are applying for.  Thirdly, take out employment dates.  Simply list duration of time worked at each job.  Input a sentence before work history that explains the list is from most recent back.  Good Luck.
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Not me -- I have a BS in Accounting and an MBA with a concentration in Mgmt Information Systems and this has been a GREAT combination for me for nearly 25 years.  It was a slow go in the beginning but as I got experience and momentum in my career I've been doing quite well for myself to the point where I've enough cash to have my own business.  [note -- i did very well in NY which according to your account ID you may be from there as well.]