5 posts tagged “jobs in hyderabad”

1. Brainstorm yourself and identify your strengths and weakness. Try to work out on weakness because most of the time the interviewer focus on weakness rather than strength. Overwhelm your strength at interview to shadow your weakness.

2. Before attending any interview knowing the requirements of the job is most important. Relate yourself to the job and identify how you are going to help the organization and yourself with the job. Recruiter’s focus will be on how interesting you are towards the role and your skill set for the position.

3. Knowing the company before the interview is the basic ground work any interviewee should do: like its products, services, competitors, history, size, location management.

4. Prepare for the common questions which are asked in interview.

5. After the interview don’t forget to clarify the questions revolving in your mind. This is the time to inquire about the nature of the work, the working conditions, working hours, training programs given to employees, chances for career growth and advancement, and any other points that may have not been covered yet. Questions pertaining to salary or benefits are never discussed at an interview unless the interviewer introduces them. You may ask these questions after the job is offered to you, and before you accept.

6. Personal appearance is most critical in the interview room and the easiest one to practice. Try to groom yourself professionally.

7. Know the interview venue beforehand. Find out the exact time and place for your appointment and program yourself to allow for emergencies, such as a traffic jam. If you are unfamiliar with the location where the interview will take place, you should check it out beforehand

Millions of young graduates are passing out every year from colleges in India. The big question that arises in everyone’s mind is that if the government is prepared to provide jobs for all of them? Are the companies based in India are able to accommodate all these freshers? Global financial meltdown has created a panic across the world in the job market but we see no such traces hitting Indian market. All the big MNCs are hiring new talent and the opportunities are vibrant in the Indian metros.

New Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Chennai are the metros where hiring is a never ending story with fresh recruitment happening presently. Recruitment in KPO areas like banking and financial services is the present buzzword in the job market and this is good news for all the fresher’s in commerce. In the tier 2 cities where there is no significant recruitment happening, likewise we don’t see much of layoff also.

With new infrastructure activities taken by the fortune 500 companies in the Indian metros, it certainly throws the light that there will be more outsourcing going to happen in the coming days and can see a buoyant job market.

India considered as a developing country in late 90’s as emerged as one of the strongest nation in this decade and it has shown enough strength in terms of GDP and job growth rate in times of deepest recession hitting the world this year. Thanks to the financial planning and future insight of the intellectuals who are leading this nation.

With new financial district coming in Hyderabad and huge construction activity by largest banks send a positive message to the young graduates that there is growing prospects for the career in banking and financial services. As per the estimates there will be 2, 00,000 new job openings in the financial district by 2010. Likewise the outsourcing in BPO and KPO is significantly increasing its horizon day by day and can be visible by the way the big companies are recruiting. Technology is slow right now with the global financial crisis but as more bailouts ease and the Obama govt takes charge we might expect the normalcy in the next coming months.

Jobs depending on the domestic market are significantly growing in Pharma, Healthcare and Insurance and agri sectors. India visibly will be the future market for jobs in pharmacy and we can expect more outsourcing happening in this area. Likewise we can see the CPO (civil process outsourcing) growing in the Indian market with significant business coming from Middle East market.

On the whole we can say that the future of Indian job market will be vibrant with more fresh recruitments.

Resume conveys 70 to 80% of what a job seeker is up to; still many job seekers make blunders which can never be forgiven at first instance. All it takes is 15 more minutes of his time to avoid this blunder not to happen.

1: standard resume for all jobs and posts:

Using the same old resume for all kinds of jobs and positions is the single biggest mistake any job seeker can do, to avoid this we need to have several sample resumes tailored for the jobs and positions for which we are applying.

2: using proper keywords in the resume:

Every resume is a collection of words and the only way the employer gets to your resume is through search done on different career boards and job sites. If your resume is not having the keyword which the recruiter is looking for your resume will never be short listed. So make sure you have all the right keywords which recruiters use to search for job seekers are added to your resume.

3: No thorough proofreading

A resume full of mistakes suggests you care neither about the quality of your work nor the impression it makes. An employer wants someone who produces exemplary work and will be an excellent representative of the company. So please make sure your resume if proof read and by the way it takes 2 minutes of your time to do this.

With the global meltdown and fall in the financial markets the biggest hit are the emerging countries like India, Brazil and Russia. India been home for the software engineers is finding hard to create more jobs for its young pass outs from thousands of engineering colleges. More than this the experienced professionals are finding hard to survive in this job market “never know who will be sacked “. Fortunately Indian economy is 70% dependent on agriculture is saving the GDP of the country and still there are no traces of recession.

In the coming days believe more jobs will be created domestically on life science, biotechnology, education, infrastructure and entertainment arena. On the outsourcing font the job market will be vibrant on the BPO jobs and KPO jobs were the expertise and job pool is emerging. The cities to focus for jobs will be Hyderabad, Chennai and Pune where the new captives are coming and expected recruitment in software, telecommunication, BPO, KPO, healthcare is approximately 1.5 million jobs by 2010.