I am not successing in any field why?
107613
maybe you hang out on the computer too much???thats my problem...maybe you should rotate your crops..or find the ph of the field..maybe your fields need nitrogen.how about drainage?..go to the us dept of agriculture websight and they may help
847976
hai sai \nyou have entered into a very good field \nno field can compensate this field \nwho told you that you have no opportunities\n you can develop yourself as well as your surroundings only when u r in touch with ur field \nu can study computer languages at anytime ofcourse it should develop ur knoweledge but not the other way \nTry to read newspapers see opportunities\nhave a good luck
852576
Take a break sometimes..Sometimes It feels like nobody wants to hire you, and you feel like you can do better than the people there..happens to me too!Those online applications dont seem to work at all..You just have to go there and apply I guess.\nKeep trying..Good luck!
1172308
Maybe it is you...maybe you don't interview well or your resume is less them worthy. why don't you try working your way up, even the big CEO's started at the bottom. first try getting a job at a company you like at the bottom, then work your way up.
484336
Well it wasn't your linguistic skills. I would suggest hard work is the key element of your success. Talent with out it is rather like a kite without wind.
1007001
First you have to see what you are, than set your aim and find job which suits you. Always remember select the field in which you can perform. This is the most important thing for progress.\n\nYou can search jobs from search engines provided by jobstreet.com, monsterindia.com, jobsahed.com, timesjob.com naukri.com etc.
373629
Try posting your resume on one of the online services. Try networking with friends and relatives to help you with leads. I hope that's a good start for you!
83788
Try a different career or change your hobby. I know the feeling. Don't give up. Good Luck!
1135850
Oh man, I can relate.  My career path has been very rocky lately, to say the least.  I know it sounds trite, but this kind of helped me: My grandfather always says everything happens for a reason.  Hang on, keep your chin up, and know that everything will turn out all right in the end.  If it's not all right, it's not the end.\n\nGood luck!
1113826
There are several reasons:\n1.  Judging from your initial question, you don't know how to type, think you are entitled to the job with your degree, lack attention to detail, and are not persistent in carrying tasks through.  That's a pretty poor start for an R&D position which requires extreme attentionto detail, a drive to carry things through to the end, communications ability, and a certain humbleness.\n\n2.  Have you concentrated in some area of reasearch which is actually important these days, or did you just get a general master's in the science?\n\n3. You might check with the companies which have R&D programs and find out what qualifications they are looking for.  You may simply not have them.  I would guess that a PhD is generally required.\n\n4.  What is your experience so far?  Can you prove a track record that the companies would feel a need for?\n\n5.  What jobs are available in the field?  Are you actually trained specifically for them (rather than just having a degree in the field)?\n\n6.  You could be missing out because you don't know anyone in the field who is hiring.  Networks help.\n\n7.  You could be missing out because all your classmates got the jobs first.  Competition for positions can be stiff.
664106
nah...it is all about ur mentality...if u r optimistic then u will go through. first thing make ur analytical and quantative skills up to the mark. written exam will be nothing. second learn how to spin questions. toss ur answers. go in a overconfident mode. interviewer is nothing, he is working so he knows nothing, mostly forgets what they used to know in colleges :))...just make sure to answer all the questions wheather right or wrong. enhance ur communication skills. to do so make more friends, talk to strangers in public, try it, it will be hard in begining
58609
May be you need to have a better resume and portfolio ( sice you are a designer)\nand also a good cover letter\n\nGood Luck
855797
I would look closely to see why you failed twice. Could it be you are nervous? or didn't remember some stuff? Once you figured out why you failed, it should be easy to work on just that. Contact a local rescue squad to see if they assist. Good luck.
1107988
Perhaps you have not done them well.  That would be my guess.  Usually if you work somewhere the vendors and customers will offer you jobs if you are really good.  Experience alone doesn't cut it.  Outstanding performance that will be noticed is what does it.  I think you should start your own business to prove that you can succeed.  Just start your own place.
53256
That's always one of the tough ones. The best answer is to find an alternative/lesser position in the field you're interested in, make contacts, prove yourself, and wait for the chance to come. Another answer: what kind of "training" do you need? Can you teach yourself? If so, do it; and then start banging on doors--someone will realize that you're capable. But don't expect them to offer you anything.
374772
Getting a job in the industry is quite difficult and is highly based on who you know.  It will take time to develop your circle until eventually you land with one of these careers.  Be patient and don't lose sight of your goal, but never give up.
80969
Look into local staffing agencies, just pick up a phone book and try to find something that specialzes or includes your field. This may not get you a permanent job right away, but it will get you out there working and making some contacts. You never know who you will meet or what opportunites there are that you might just be missing out on. Try and keep your head up and believe in yourself, you have that degree, it's just a matter of time. Good luck...