Were you rejected during campus placements? Are you worried that you won’t be able to land a job? Sick and tired of hearing your relatives ask you why you haven’t found a job yet? Stop worrying and start reading! Here are a few tips to help you get your dream job.
rnWe can agree that sitting for a job interview for the first time can be one of the scariest life experiences. And now that the competition is so high, it makes it even more difficult to cross the finish line.
rnSome people may get through, some people may not. And for those who don’t, it may seem as though it is the end of the world. But, have no fear! Off-campus placements are here!
rnLooking for a job off-campus can be a sure shot way to find a job. Provided you take preventive measures that will help you keep failure at bay.
rnHere are a few areas that you can work on to help you nail those off-campus placements!
rnRemember the two P’s – Plan and Prepare
rnFirst, determine all the companies you would like to work at. Take time in researching the roles of the company. Find out how you will fit into the company. Through your answers, you should be able to convince the recruiters that you are a good fit. Thinking through your responses will help you stay confident. It is crucial for you to have a plan. This will better your chances at getting a good job.
rnFind out where you went wrong
rnSometimes people don’t understand why they didn’t get placed even though they performed well.
rnLuck may have played a role in that. But, most of the time, people know where exactly they messed up.
rnIt may have been in the aptitude round, the technical round or they could not communicate. Make a note of the skill(s) you lacked and work towards overcoming it. Recognizing your shortcomings is the best way to turn them into a skill. Train your mind and body into being the best it can be.
rnJoin E-learning platforms
rnPlatforms such as FacePrep, AMCAT, eLitmus, CoCubes, etc, assess you on different parameters.
rnThey help train you in such a way that you will be able to land a job. They also keep you posted on job openings at various companies. Forums such as FacePrep, Chalkstreet, Coursera, Unacademy, etc provide online courses. They offer certificates at the end of each course. Even though the courses are online, the takeaways from it are high. There are many forums on Facebook that talk about placements, training and a lot more. Be a part of these discussions as they are beneficial.
rnNetwork on job portals
rnThe next step is to register yourself on job portals. Update and upload all your information. These websites also give you an understanding of industry needs. Make sure your resume is well-written. Write it in such a way that it removes all the unnecessary information. Information such mother’s name, hobbies, etc is not needed. Instead, it should focus on the skill-set required for the position you wish to apply to.
rnStay updated about everything job-related, and don’t lose hope
rnIt is crucial to keep learning and to set a healthy routine during this time. Job fairs, open campus placements, etc, appear in newspapers and online. Staying aware and working hard will be your winning formula. Do not lose faith, your dream job is waiting for you with a ribbon tied around it.
rnSo, work hard and see how the magic unfolds. And remember, “If you can Dream it, you can Do it.” –Walt Disney.