- Work place can also be a 'fun' place, if you learn to be independent in most of your professional actions...
- the first thing about 'independence is to 'know your job well'...
- knowing well may not be enough...
- one must become a 'specialist' in one's professional domain...
- create your own public reputation, a strong 'brand' of yourself as professional service-provider....
- the economic dynamics of demand & apply applies to almost all areas of human activities...hence your professional service will have some demand, certain level of competition, certain risks and uncertainty etc....at the same time, you have a good chance of doing well in life, if you understand economics, technology, consumer behaviors, marketing and a bit of finance....
- as a teacher, I am a public speaker too...
- So, I must be highly proficient and effective as a public speaker cum orator...
- I must know my subjects well...
- I must be able to attract and inspire maximum number of students in the discharge of my teaching duties...
- Similarly, a good professional is he who provides special services with expertise, authenticity and integrity....
- a good professional is also a life-long learner, and he continuously devotes himself to learning newer things in his areas of specialization....
- an expert professional who earned a good reputation for himself or herself is certainly an 'INDEPENDENT' person...he will refuse to be a 'slave' to the mighty and the rich...public support will be enough to reach the pinnacle of success and prosperity...
- at the same time, we must remember that it takes a long time to be truly INDEPENDENT' IN LIFE AND SOCIETY...
- Only through dedication, hard work, tenacity and determination, one earns the right to be ONE'S OWN BOSS' who strongly refuses to act as a slave to the so-called MIGHTY, RICH AND THE POWERFUL....
For facing interviews: 1. Know the company's profile, products, history, present projects, financial status, work culture etc. from various sources/internet/magazines etc. 2. Clarify why you want to join the company... 3. Define your strengths and abilities clearly.... 4. Admit some of your weaknesses , in brief.... 5. Build up crystal clear concepts about technological details of various machines you had been working with...and answer your questions with clarity of the highest order... 6. Negotiate your salary , if experienced... 7. be honest and positive... 8. prove through your words/communication skills that you are hard working, & sincere
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