I started my career without having any guidance. I was a graduate of mechanical engineering, thus banking was unfamiliar territory for me.
I didn't know what to expect.
I didn't know what to expect.
Neither did I know how to navigate through the various issues and avoid those landmines that would dot the landscape of my career. Nobody taught me how to handle work relationships or supervisors while in school.
I was also not taught the soft skills required to make my career interesting.
I've also come across so many people who are confused about their careers. Some are stuck between different options. This book is my attempt to deal with a number of such career issues.
I've also come across so many people who are confused about their careers. Some are stuck between different options. This book is my attempt to deal with a number of such career issues.
I share my experience across about seven financial institutions, spanning twenty years.
But it doesn't matter what your field is—banking, teaching, law, accounting, agriculture, IT—or even if you're just starting to prepare for your career.
But it doesn't matter what your field is—banking, teaching, law, accounting, agriculture, IT—or even if you're just starting to prepare for your career.
This book is a good resource that will answer a lot of questions and brighten your steps.
Order a copy by sending a DM to @Rovingheights and it will be delivered to you.
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Order a copy by sending a DM to @Rovingheights and it will be delivered to you.
#30CareerLessonsILearntAlongTheWay
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