Thursday, November 21, 2013

Production Officer

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Shall be trained on operating high-tech machines, supervising shop floor, management of man, material, machine. Diploma Trainee Engineer , Fresher , Mechanical / Electrical / Production/ Instrumentation.
Shall be trained on operating high-tech machines, supervising shop floor, management of man, material, machine. Diploma Trainee Engineer , Fresher , Mechanical / Electrical / Production/ Instrumentation.
Key skills: Mechanical Electrical Production Engineering
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Six High-Paying Jobs for Gen Y Workers

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Six High-Paying Jobs for Gen Y Workers

If you’re wondering in what careers Gen Y workers can earn hefty paychecks, check out this list:

Petroleum Engineer
Median Annual Salary: Rs.6000000 upwards per annum

If you’re looking for a field in which you can make a substantial salary, engineering is generally a smart path to take. Petroleum engineering jobs combine two lucrative worlds: engineering and oil/gas, thus accounting for the sizeable paychecks a Gen Y worker could earn. Petroleum engineers determine where and how to drill for oil. Typically, a bachelor’s degree is required.

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Senior Software Engineer
Median Annual Salary: Rs.6000000 upwards per annum

A software engineer develops and maintains software for a variety of industries. Gen Y workers are among the most tech-savvy in the workforce, making them potentially well-suited for this career. A bachelor’s degree is required; senior positions require at least five years of experience.

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Account Director
Median Annual Salary: Rs.4000000 upwards per annum

Millennial are known for their love of all things social -- a skill that could come in handy when it comes to managing high-profile clients. An account director is responsible for overseeing account managers and maintaining important client relationships, often acting as the point of contact for large accounts. A bachelor’s degree is required, and most senior positions require at least six years of experience.

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IT Program Manager
Median Annual Salary: Rs.5000000 upwards per annum

An IT program manager is responsible for ensuring that a technology project is completed successfully and on time. Understanding and staying current on advances in technology-- which is second nature to many in Gen Y -- is vital, as are top-notch organizational skills. This job requires a bachelor’s degree and at least four years of experience.

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Sales Director
Median Annual Salary: Rs.6500000 upwards per annum

This job might be a good fit for strategic thinkers. Sales directors are often charged with identifying sales targets and training lower-level sales associates. They might also work with colleagues to develop more effective sales techniques. A bachelor’s degree is required, along with five years of experience.

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Technical Architect
Median Annual Salary: Rs.3500000 upwards per annum

Gen Y workers are generally good at juggling multiple tasks. Those who also have an interest in architecture might find career success as a technical architect. Technical architects are responsible for overseeing many parts of an IT architecture project. Their work includes coordinating with the teams overseeing various project elements and ensuring that those elements are delivered on time. A bachelor’s degree is required.

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Source: All salary and education data provided by online salary database PayScale.com. Salaries listed are median annual salaries for Gen Y workers (defined as those born between 1982 and 1993) and include any bonuses, commissions or profit sharing. All pay figures are for workers with no more than a bachelor’s degree.
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3 Sure Fire Ways to Fail an Interview

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3 Sure Fire Ways to Fail an Interview

When you think of the term “fail,” no doubt you’re conjuring up images of an applicant failing to coherently respond to the interview questions. Or perhaps your mind runs to more illustrative possibilities—an applicant spilling hot coffee on the interviewer or showing up in their pyjamas. It doesn't require a grand performance to fail an interview. In fact, many hiring authorities routinely share their dismay about how highly qualified professionals (including internal applicants) fail to impress in three common ways.


The First Way To Fail An Interview
The first, and perhaps the most common of the three, is failing to offer concrete examples of success. Applicants may claim a skill, but often fail to back it up with relevant achievements. For example, take the question “Have you ever had to manage any difficult accounts?” By responding with a simple “yes,” or telling a story about a difficult customer, the candidate fails to educate the employer on the successful management of the “difficult” account. By not doing so, the applicant completely misses the goal of behavioural interviewing—the trend of interviewing which prompts applicants to give a C.A.R. (Challenge, Action, Result) response. Regardless of the behavioural response acronym, this answering technique is all about walking the interviewer through the process of how a challenge has been met with successful results and how it will be managed in the future.


The Second Way To Fail An Interview
Secondly, an applicant may fail to succinctly identify their strengths and skills and then fail to demonstrate how these, coupled with their accomplishments, transfer productively into the new position. By simply claiming that you’re a dedicated worker, you fail to educate the employer as to how this “skill” would contribute to on-the-job success. Additionally, the statement is subjective, in other words your opinion. You need to present the skill in terms of facts. So the challenge lies in objectively backing up that skill claim then outlining how you would implement that skill again in the future, in a way that proves that hiring you is a good investment. By finding opportunities throughout the interview to illustrate how your skills and background seamlessly transfer into this new role, you demonstrate a solid understanding of the organizational and position particulars; and more importantly that you’re ready to step into the challenge.


The Third Way To Fail An Interview
Third, lack of energy is a sure fire way to fail the interview. Showing energy during an interview doesn't mean infusing a happy jig, flamboyant gestures or booming vocals into the dialogue. What it does mean is showing interest and enthusiasm. I'm always amazed at how often an incredibly talented candidate fails to show that they care. They let ego or nerves get in their way and unfortunately, it translates into boredom, arrogance or disinterest. Sure, everyone’s nervous, but that doesn't mean you should temper down any excitement about this new opening. Even if you've discerned mid-way through the interview that the position is not right for you, be sure to leave the interviewer with a positive impression. Body language—including good eye contact, a smile and leaning forward from time to time—all demonstrates enthusiasm. Another way is to ask for the job. If you can do it, and you want it, no doubt they will want you too!

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Business Manger

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Job Summary: Directs and coordinates office services and related activities, including developing and supervising programs for the maximum utilization of services and personnel and business processes by performing the following duties personally or through subordinate supervisors.

Strong organizational and leadership skills.
Good communication skills.
Versatility in working with analytical and financial data, including budgets, financial statements, and creative information systems tools and reports,
Present periodic reports on the current program, future opportunities and client issues.
Establish and maintain open lines of communication with customer.
Adhere to company guidelines for employee discipline and termination procedures.
Perform various administrative duties.
Handle other assignments as directed by site Manager.
Developing and cultivating relationships with customers.
Experience with client A/P, A/R, payroll and payroll taxes.
Provide sound employee relations practices in accordance with company guidelines.
Prepare written reports as required.
Remain current on all government laws, rules and regulations pertaining to the position, and ensure regulatory compliance.
Supervises central office services such as procurement, data entry, CMMS, HRS, asset and finance database maintenance, correspondence, reporting, reception, duplicating, filing, vendor / client communications and overall supply chains.
Negotiates purchase of related supplies, contracts and equipment and supervises receiving and shipping.
Issues appropriate purchase requisitions and reconciles with client finance contract criteria.
Negotiates contracts for maintenance of office equipment and other admin support services.
Supervises maintenance and alteration of office areas and equipment, as well as layout, arrangement, and housekeeping of office facilities.
Supervises telephone, electronic mail, software applications, and facsimile services.
Controls client inter-office communication installations and maintenance.
Arranges transportation and hotel reservations.
Establishes and maintains vendor databases for all office products and services.
Maintains all associated data entry and cost reconciliation of software system to promote transparent service cost reporting.
Minimum Qualifications for Consideration:

Bachelor's Degree OR related experience with ten years experience
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Required:

Strong commitment to high level service and quality standards.
Proficient written and verbal communication skills.
Demonstrated ability to coach, motivate, develop and lead a team.
Ability to plan, organize, direct and delegate.
Ability to work well under pressure and meet deadlines.
Strong sense of urgency; self-directed.
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Why honesty, hard work and dedication have no place at work?

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Why honesty, hard work and dedication have no place at work?
Recently I have overlooked for a project at work and I am unable to accept it why?  I am hard working, dedicated, maintain a very professional decorum, very cordial with my colleagues and bosses, give respect to one and all. Still people who take the p***, argue with managers, gossip mongers have been selected for some very responsible positions at work.  I seriously can't get my head around it why, why unprofessional people who have no work ethics being selected over me, whereas I have a track record of excellent performance and never shy away from any work my manager ask me to do?  I am at my lowest point and not getting hold of my manager to ask the question why not me, why them who can't even bother? I am feeling like a complete loser, giving years to this place, building my performance, trust and this is how I get rewarded. Why my life is so shit, anything I wish for turns to dust?

Answer
You have to understand no matter how bad you're getting treated at work you should not quit! Don't quit your job! Just tough and wait it out with your hard work and dedication you'll get a higher pay or promotion if you get both you are truly blessed.




















                              

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