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Overwhelmed with career anxiety? Here are 6 ways to beat this feeling
Career anxiety, impacting individuals at all levels, can be effectively managed by understanding triggers, setting realistic goals, and developing coping mechanisms. Embracing mistakes as learning opportunities and seeking professional help when needed are crucial for mitigating anxiety and achieving career growth without compromising mental well-being.
5 career paths to pursue after a degree in geography
A degree in geography offers diverse career opportunities in both the natural and social sciences. Graduates can pursue roles including urban planner, cartographer, environmental consultant, climatologist, and environmental conservation officer, equipped with skills like problem-solving, analytical abilities, and proficiency in geographic information systems.
IIM Calcutta students bag average monthly stipend of Rs 1.89 lakh per annum in summer placement
Students from IIM Calcutta received an average monthly stipend of Rs 1.89 lakh during summer placements. The placements saw a record median stipend of Rs 2 lakh per month. The highest domestic stipend was Rs 3.67 lakh per month. IIM Calcutta secured 100% placements for its latest MBA batch with 564 offers from 175 recruiters.
Temporary staff demand spikes ahead of Diwali
As Diwali approaches, there is a significant rise in demand for temporary staff, particularly in ecommerce and quick commerce sectors, driven by increased consumer spending and positive rural sentiments. Companies are offering various incentives, including attendance bonuses and performance-based incentives, to attract and motivate employees during this busy festive season.
Glitz and glam apart, ‘The Devil Wears Prada’ has 5 career lessons for you
Re-watching 'The Devil Wears Prada' offers fresh insights into character dynamics and career lessons. Key points include the importance of first impressions, adaptability, work-life balance, mentorship, and staying true to personal values. The movie intricately portrays professional struggles and growth.
5 career paths you can pursue after a degree in mathematics
A mathematics degree offers diverse career opportunities beyond teaching. Graduates can work as data scientists, actuaries, statisticians, machine learning engineers, and cryptographers. These roles involve data analysis, risk management, model development, and secure communication. Industries needing these skills include banking, IT, finance, and telecommunications. Mathematics graduates have a bright future in today's data-driven world.
A third of Indian students want to turn startup founders, says report
Compared with their peers from China, England, Germany, Japan and the US, Indian college students excel in several entrepreneurial spirit parameters, shows GUESSS India 2023 survey
Off to a good start: PM Internship Scheme surpasses target with over 1,25,000 offers in just 2 weeks
PM Internship Scheme has quickly exceeded its initial target of 125,000 internship offers, with large companies posting opportunities on a government portal launched on October 3. The scheme aims to provide internships to 10 million young Indians over five years, with over 60,000 applications submitted so far.
Cos list 1.25 lakh opportunities under PM Internship Scheme
So far, 250 top companies have listed 1.25 lakh internship opportunities for candidates under the PM Internship Scheme, which went live on October 12 and is for ages 21-24. Interns will receive Rs 5,000 monthly financial assistance and a Rs 6,000 one-time grant.
Renewable energy sector may create 5-6 lakh direct jobs by 2027
India's renewable energy sector is facing a significant talent shortage, with a skill gap of 1.2 million. Companies like Tata, Adani, and Mahindra are aggressively expanding. Rapid reskilling and upskilling initiatives are needed to meet the rising demand for skilled workforce in solar, wind, and other renewable energy segments.
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India Inc intensifies training efforts to bridge semiconductor skills gap
India Inc is ramping up efforts to train new hires in response to the government's India Semiconductor Mission, aimed at establishing the country as a global semiconductor hub. Companies like AMD, Micron India, and LAM Research are implementing technical bootcamps, mentoring programs, and university partnerships to address a significant skills gap.
Entry level talent at GCCs get 30 percent more than other sectors
Entry level talent in India's global capability centres is receiving up to 30% higher pay, and fresher hiring is set to rise by 40%. Demand for mid-level and senior roles with AI, cloud computing, and data skills is also growing significantly, highlighting the need for upskilling.
India set to play big role in cracking semiconductor talent puzzle, says new report
India's engineering talent could help fill the global semiconductor workforce shortage, the report said. The market is expected to grow to USD 1 trillion by 2030. India's own semiconductor market is projected to reach USD 80.3 billion by FY28. Initiatives in design, fabrication, and OSAT facilities are strengthening India's position in the industry.
5 lakh jobs in 5 years: Tata Group sets itself a major target
Tata Group plans to create 5 lakh manufacturing jobs in the next five years. These jobs will span sectors like semiconductors, electric vehicles, battery, and related industries. Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran announced this at a symposium. He emphasized the need for manufacturing jobs to achieve India's goal of becoming a developed nation.
5 internship myths you need to be aware of before looking at a career
Internships provide practical experience valuable for career growth, and several misconceptions deter individuals from pursuing them. Many internships are paid, suitable for all ages, involve meaningful tasks, and small companies can be just as beneficial. Exploring diverse fields enhances skill sets and career understanding.
Envisioning a career in telehealth space? Check out the in-demand roles, pay and more
The telehealth industry is booming due to rising digital service adoption, creating demand for roles like telehealth coordinators and digital health technicians. Key skills include technical expertise, effective communication, and data proficiency. Entry-level salaries range from Rs 2.5 lakh to Rs 6 lakh annually, influenced by role and qualifications.
