Re: cummunicatation
by Amit Raut on Aug 07, 2009 04:04 PM
just for your info - pls read what you have typed...you will realise that you have made mistakes. That is precisely what these guys are saying read before any presentation
I want to ask few things... what can be done when interview is already fixed & when people after preparing themselfs fail in finding jobs... in 2dy world especially in india you need recomendations where are few jobs & lakhs of people are in line. whats the guarentee that a person who gets job will carry one as he was during interview. they are number of factors office politics , attitude etc etc will determine the total outcome. iam sure lots of people will agree with me in this matter .
Re: what can be done when interview is already fixed ??
by P D on Aug 12, 2009 07:54 AM
saurabh You are right. In India only thing matters is your caste,religion,state & language.
Re: what can be done when interview is already fixed ??
by Rajan Bhagwat on Aug 07, 2009 01:02 PM
Its true that often recommendations help in securing a job , however god communication durig an interview can still impress the interveiwer who can come back if th eselected candidate fails to delver in few months time or i fthere was another opportunity.So never lose hope if you have not been selected , you have succeeded & made some headway ,if the opportunity knocks again. Sometimes th einterviewer may recommend you to others just because he was impressed by you or if you are agressive , you can follow up on your performance & get a recommendation from him for another opportunity. So the essence of the story is do your best always , it will help in the long run and never lose hope.
communication is very important for any work . its to help you make ypur way into the former group, and learn how you can improve your communication skills, rediff.com's Insiyah Vahanvaty spoke to some experts to see what they had to say.written by paresh bhayade
Readers always expecting this type of encouraging articles from Rediff. Not the masala stories of celebrities please. Awaiting this type of artiles again from Rediff.
