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What's it like on the jobs frontline today? When the experts at
the Jobstreet website were asked for their take on `what's hot
and what's not' in the job market today - as reflected by their
experience in handling one million resumes. Pankaj Khanna, vice
president, Business Development and V. Subramaniam, General
Manager, Marketing, provided these hints for job seekers:
Graduation is the basic qualification for most higher-level
courses. But one must aim to be an all-rounder. This helps an
individual to interact better with others and exposes him/her to
group dynamics.
There are excellent courses in films, commercial art, journalism,
advertising and PR. For the go-getters there are increasing
opportunities in sales and marketing.
Constantly explore new areas that are coming up. Graphic design
is still in vogue. Printing technology and packaging technology
courses by specialised institutes need graduates.
Front line sales and marketing in the service industry, and
financial services, whether MNCs or Indian also require
graduates. What they look for is communication skills and good
command over English.
With the boom in eCRM (Electronic Customer Relations Management)
and call centres, graduates are very much in demand.
As for non-graduates, the options are limited. However, some
companies don't mind the lack of qualification, if the candidate
has other requisite qualities.
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