My heart break

[EnterTheVoid]

@sree_india did u cast your vote,if yes than which one?

Done, the second option. Take some time off and start again with a refreshed mind. Also, don't try too hard to get the job, if you do, your desperation will show at the interview.

[Gambit]

I don't think reading inspiring quotes or self help books help you to come out of a rut. It only leads to wastage of precious time. You are better off pestering companies, job agencies, sending your CV and a solid covering letter to every relevant position you can find, talking to friends/family who can advise you and networking with peers to try and find opportunities. Whenever you get a moment to yourself, forget ICF and brainstorm potential business plans and ideas to get you started on your own. Make it happen. Sitting at home and waiting for something good to come by isn't the best strategy.

[nballa]

Now thinking about job in Indian Railway as TTE.

go for it. but watch out for the biharis, my uncle who was a tte got lost his right eye for trying to ticket some goons in a general compartment.

[f.b.m]

Dang, have an interview in a couple of days :s

[punjabi_khota]

Improving your english is the only thing I can say from what I have seen from you so far. Honest advice.

[EnterTheVoid]

Improving your english is the only thing I can say from what I have seen from you so far. Honest advice.

Ouch .... :hysterical: Sometimes John, it just may not be your time. I know a friend, who got up to the interview stage for a graduate position at SHELL, whose application was cancelled as soon as he told them he didn't have PR (Permanent Residency). He's one of the smartest, hard working people one could hope to meet, academically very well versed (recipient of a few scholarships), and plenty of experience too. But no PR, no Job.

[retterimp]

Improving your english is the only thing I can say from what I have seen from you so far. Honest advice.

well its not only your advice that he should listen to. perhaps we should have a poll on whether his english needs fixing?

[Mr. Wicket]

yes! another poll! :woot:

[Sir john]

I know my angrazi is not best.

[Guest Gunner]

Improving your english is the only thing I can say from what I have seen from you so far. Honest advice.

I wanted to say that but I wasn't sure how he would take it. Refreshing honesty. I have become very European in this sense, no longer have the courage to be forthright about these things. :icflove::icflove:

[Sir john]

Gød advice.

[Sir john]

my TRAININGG ends i do my TRG at NJ india invest, i work there very well,now iam doing Personality development classes,

[Sir john]

from next year i will start to find a new job. hope i will get succed:pray::pray::pray:

[flamy]

All the best :)

[bihutoli]

Good luck buddy. Success comes easy to some and harder to others. But it comes at last! Btw **** the future, you failed today, go ahead drop a tear son. Just don't carry it with you as a baggage.

[Sir john]

thanks flammy and bihutoli.

[jusarrived]

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[Sir john]

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[Sir john]

which field have better scope? finance/marketing :hmmmm2: what is bond/contract? anyone plz tell me employer comapny ask me to sign bond/letter? :hmmmm2: :nervous::nervous::nervous::nervous::nervous::nervous:

[IKnowU]

which field have better scope? finance/marketing :hmmmm2: what is bond/contract? anyone plz tell me employer comapny ask me to sign bond/letter? :hmmmm2: :nervous::nervous::nervous::nervous::nervous::nervous:

you got a nokri?? :woot: :two_thumbs_up: bond/contract means that you have to work for the company for the minimum amount of time. If you sign a 2yr bond/contract = It means you have at least stay and work with them for 2 yrs. tbh I would choose finance, I have no idea how things work there. But theres my justified answer :beee: