how can i be a good advocate in corporate stream. help me .couse i have no family background of advocacy?
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Try to get placed under a good corporate lawyer. This will help you to learn the tricks of the trade. Don't worry about the family background. Believe in yourself. That will help you.\n\nAfter 5 -6 years of practise under a good lawyer, you can branch out on your own.\nAll the best!
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There are many charity and not-for-profit organizations out there that have marketing, advertising and other related administration positions. It can be tough getting a job with one but if you start by volunteering for a while and get to know the people in the hiring/HR departments (and let them know you want a full time position) they will keep you in mind when a job opens up. Just think of something that you'd love to do - help animals, kids, etc, and start volunteering with that group.
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1) Bring up a current event that mostly everyone knows about. If you're too shy to assert your opinion, all you have to do is phrase it like, "What do you think of..?" \n\n2)Bring up the most interesting OBSCURE current event you are aware of. You can't be shy when you use this option, though, because first impressions about YOU will be centered around how your company feels about the issue you just brought up. You can look on Yahoo's "Odd News", etc. for ideas. \n\nI like to use this option when all else fails, because, if you choose the issue correctly, not only will it tell others about you (whether you think so or not), but you will be able to gauge qualities in your company such as sense of humor and wittiness (a ready reply to your issue), you'll be able to determine who's worth pursuing and who is a stick in the mud, etc.
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Here are answers for your questions separately-\n\na)  In this case it is better to explain frankly why you want to change your line of work. I mean if you are dissatisfied with the previous work, please tell them so. But also tell them why you are interested in this particular line which you chose now. Being truthful and frank helps a lot in such cases.\n\nb) Hmmm...so if you have no experience in the current industry which you chose, tell them to take you on a trial-basis and judge your skills. But you have to work hard and prove yourself upto their expectations. Now that wont be tough.\n\nc) Well...as a matter of fact...everyone starts right from under and then works out to the top. For example, Mr.Dhirubhai Ambani in India has nothing to start a multi-national company like Reliance in the beginning. Azim Premji of Wipro Corp. used run edible oil business in the beginning. Bill Gates didn't have millions of dollars to start Microsoft. Everyone started small...but they grew big with their talent and their imagination. So starting on a lower position of job is nothing bad...you wil be promoted fast if you have the stuff in you...All The Best!\n\nd) Now in this case be frank and tell him what you are good at. If you are not so good in anything, tell them so and Do promise to improve. I think they will understand your zeal.\n\ne) Tell them how you are going to contribute to the progress of their firm. Tell them your merits and demerits and what they can expect from you and don't forget to live upto their expectation and your promises.\n\nSo All The Best with your career and i wish you a grand success\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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Your public relations (PR) job in a company will typically require you to maintain a good image of the company with the customers, shareholders, the general public. For example, you will be the key person to write press releases (which may have your name as the contact person at the bottom) and field calls when people call. You may be arranging events to interact with the local community. You need to be good at writing and handling tough situations. For example, your company may have released a product that has caused problems to your customers. Recently a toy manufacturer had to recall toys because some small magnets that were used came off easily. Several children swallowed those magnets and were admitted to the hospital in serious condition. Handling furious customers and the bad media coverage may fall in your lap. You need to be able to assist your CEO and senior management how to handle them. So, I just give you a glimpse. The association for PR says the demand will be high for PR professionals in the future. Take a look here. Good luck.
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You should look into hiring a public relations team. But if you don't have the money for that...\n\nCompanies don't sponsor something unless they KNOW they're getting something in return. What are you giving your sponsors? Media exposure? Clients? \n\nPlay off your connections. Have you met people with contacts at some of the functions you've spoken at? Don't be afraid to use your contacts! \n\nWhat you need to do is have a pretty solid concept of an event you want to hold. Then, TEAM UP with other people. As a single motivational speaker, who I am assuming isn't super-well known (you're not a Dr. Phil, right?) you're going to need to draw more media attention, ie, more people/companies.
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watch, listen and learn from people you think are assertive. practice on sales people, works for me.\njust take charge of any situation, it will get easier, everyone wants someone else to take charge. do it before the wrong one does.
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You need to say what your expertise are. Among others, try online technical advice services, co-ordination services (middle man) etc. Good luck.
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It depends on what type of law one specializes in. An extrovert will make a good trial lawyer, and an introvert would do well in corporate law. Intelligence and a willingness to work hard are the keys to success in the legal profession (as in most others, too).
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You don't have full knowledge of anything. Practice humility, it will get you a job quicker.
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Well, dear!\nIf you like to participate in common issues, do it! You learn a lot, you get exposed and get the background for present and future successes! Do as much as you can, always try to know what you want to do in life! Have your vision and work on its materialization.
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Try puting up posters at your campus or school, explaining what the organisations all about. Try community centers and religous institutions too. Im your stil having trouble, try teaming up with a similar existing organisation that already has a volunteer pool.
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Ajith: Prior experience in a related field definitely helps one on the way to secure a job in a field of choice. If you don't have that, then the best of way of getting it is looking for an internship in the industry of your choice which will arm you with the relevant exposure to the industry. Also, do some field study and gear your academic projects towards the industry of your choice so that you can have something to show in an interview and impress the company. Lastly, subscribe to trade publications and stay on top of new developments and buzz words in the industry. Build you arsenal of knowledge so that you can talk in industry terms when you land an interview.\n\nNow comes the hard part... landing an interview... Hopefully your campus recruitment efforts will help. On top of that network. Join trade association as a member, network with people there, ask your professors to give you leads etc. I wish you the best of luck.
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Get good grades in high school and college.  Do well on the LSAT.  Be involved in college in more than just classes.  BE GOOD in college.  Know that when you go to take your Bar Exam, you actually have to find "character witnesses" (and yes, that is plural) who do not share your last name, that will vouch for your good character.  Realize that the profession you are going into has higher standards for you than most people do!
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Get experience through volunteering, if you can.\n\nThen you have experience and you show you have a work ethic.
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Exaggerate on your hard work. Maybe you really don't care that much about community service (i.e.) but make it sound like you do. You probably think you don't want to sound like a wussy nerd, but that's what you have to do. Emphasize your achievements!
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Law school would be a good start, most of your polititions are lawyers. I would think you should take some courses in public speaking. Then it is just a matter of getting old enough. You might work as a public defender in the mean time so that you can see the injustice in the system. Then when you are old enough run for a lower office. Thats just practice. Work your way up to you are in a positiona to do some good. Good luck to you.