Thread by @sankrant

Is it the job of the prime minister to “give jobs”?

Who “gave jobs”? MM Singh “gave jobs”, other than NREGA ditch digging?

#modi_job_do represents a failed big state communist mindset.

The Govt needs to get out of the way of business which creates jobs. Why not focus on that?

https://twitter.com/saahilmenghani/status/1364850455730286592

Absolutely. I think there is a failure of the govt to pro-actively communicate and make sure exams are conducted in timely fashion. I'm hearing from a lot of students left high and dry. But that's different from "giving jobs."

https://twitter.com/monisha48272772/status/1364858122045595653?s=20

Focus on building your skills, jobs are there. I'm looking to hire but hard to find candidates who are sincere, hard-working, willing to learn and have invested in useful skills.

I've even hired people from Twitter who were sincere and persistent. 😌

https://twitter.com/monisha48272772/status/1364865768152793089?s=20

These are legitimate asks. In India exams are so important, there must be clear policy direction on this.

But the same students were also trending to push back exams, NEET, JEE etc. Can't have it both ways.

https://twitter.com/monisha48272772/status/1364869884199522305?s=20

Invest in skills in areas of your interest.

Writing, editing. Invest in computer skills, SEO, programming, app development.

I recently bought a website for over 20 lakhs developed by someone who never went to college. Site earned over 1 lakh per month.

https://twitter.com/Greenor82583771/status/1364871082419707907?s=20

Yes, I'm weighing a policy for the company to not require degrees for most job positions. Let candidates be evaluated on their skills, what they know in their domain and their attitude. Most degrees are worthless anyway, does having a "BA" mean anything?

https://twitter.com/bijoysinghal/status/1364876895813206020?s=20