Yearly Archives: 2010

You will find numerous articles on the internet on finding jobs. But the paradox is that most of us those articles with such a mindset that actually works against your chances to find a job in reality! Here are some top tips to sabotage your chances of finding a job. Statutory Warning – Follow them only when you do not want to engage/ commit yourself to any kind of job.

With unemployment rates rising and the recession market affecting jobs it has become difficult to procure a job that provides security and stability (financial). Quoting from the Hindu scriptures – ‘Nothing is stable, everything keeps on changing’; the same can be said about the job scenario today. This has resulted in a confused crowd where people do not know what to do with their degrees and experience in hand. Better still; the confusion is regarding – where to apply! Not that there is a dearth of newer avenues, but everything seems to be saturated and hugely competitive. Hence, a mix of attitude and expertise, coupled with a mindset of working smart is required that will help you find a job that suits you.

There is no dearth of people trying their hardest to get into law colleges and the bigger ones at that in a desperate attempt to fast track their careers in law. It is true that getting in at a bigger law college will obviously be more beneficial in the long run, not only for the name that the college possesses but also for the fact that a bigger college will attract the bigger names when it comes to placement.