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Created by : Jitena Bhansali, Business Analyst, SAP  | 06 12 2008 07:49:14 +0000
Industry : IT ProductsFunctional Area : B2B Sales(Sales & Marketing)
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We always have things to learn when it comes to sales. Sales is a honorable job only few develop the art and expertise to master it. To succeed in such a cut throat competition one has to generate leads and close accounts, the environment is really challenging and tough to crack. It's about do or die.

Put in your views on which works and which doesn't. Let's explore the art of sales...

 
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Referral Vs Cold Calling
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Desai sir, I don't understand how are you saying that cold calling will reduce sales cycle or it has quick response (did you mean rejection...hmm). Many do cold calling out of habit because it’s been done over and over again. Others do it because they don’t know of a better or more effective way to sell. Let me tell in plain terms why referral is quick - If you are referred to a potential customer, you are viewed as credible the moment the customer talks to you on the phone or walks into your door. You don’t have to do prep work in selling because the customer is already sold on you. And you won’t have to filter out a potential customer to find out whether this person is a qualified customer because this person is already your ideal customer and it is easy to sell him without doing lot of tamasha.
By Bipin Ghosh, Sales/BD Manager, Infosys  06 19 2008 06:44:06 +0000
 
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Hi All,

I believe that Cold calling has always been and will always be more affective than Referrals. Frankly in my 13 years of career, there has been referalls who have given me direct business, but comparativly quite less. Whereas lead generation which we have done through cold calling has over the years been quite effective. Actually it is a 60 - 40 ratio which I would prefer with 60% cold calls and 40% referrals.


By Vickram Maathur, Marketing & Sales Consultant  07 18 2008 00:53:12 +0000
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Greetings to all. I've just become a member of toostep! I reckon it's going to be really exciting here.

Ok, let me cut right to the chase... I always root for the folks who are in the referral game. That doesn't mean I am against cold calling. My take is that the possibility of a referral becoming a sale is higher. The reason: when a reference is made, half the selling is done! In a cold call, a lot time and effort is expended in trying to prove the company's/product's stature in the market. By the time the telecaller reaches the fag end of the call, he/she would have lost a lot of steam; so many of them don't put in their best while trying to close the sale.

My recommendation to all marketers: Use a judicious mix of telemarketing and referrals. But when working on a referral, ensure that the energy and enthusiasm of a cold calling effort is maintained. Then the conversion rate is likely to reach a different level! 


By sasikumar , Creative Group Head, Sabre Marketing Services Pvt Ltd  | 09 04 2011 14:21:06 +0000
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To crack sales referral is the best tool as far as my industry is concerned and also takes less time but the numbers will be less, by cold calling you will have more numbers but it is always required to check the sales funnel. you can get 100 leads by cold calling but the actual customers will be a lot lesser.
By Mohan Murari, Marketing Manager, Confidential  | 06 07 2011 18:05:11 +0000
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I think Cold Calling has lot more potential over referrals.... Only challenge is speaking to the right person in the company at right time.
By RAMNISH SHARMA, HCL Technologies Limited  | 06 07 2011 14:20:50 +0000
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Referral is better than cold call. When we listout cold calls let us find out whether it can be converted into referral it works. As a marketing profesisional even coldest call should  be taken as challenge and should see that it matures into sales, which enhances the ability to sell.


By malladi madhukumar, AGM -MKTG, Andhra Cements Ltd  | 12 25 2009 06:31:07 +0000
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In my opinion referrals has more chances of getting converted into order then a cold call.
By Harjit Singh, Sales/BD Manager, L&T  | 10 12 2009 18:09:34 +0000
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Referrals are effective only when it is done by a satisfied consumer/customer because then such referrals will be based on the actual experiance of the person making the referrance.But a salesman can't wait for referrals only.He has to develope his network through cold calling also.What has been seen in actual life that lot of prospective customers are not aware of the availabilityof the services.By cold calling if the quality servises are provided,such satisfied customer will certainly provide referrals too.
By Bhuneshwar Ram Tripathi, Head/VP/GM-Production/Manufacturing, Bhatia International Ltd.  | 10 24 2008 02:05:05 +0000
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I do agree with you guys... But I must state that Referral too involves a bit of cold calling! Only that you could e more prepared for the devil or the angel as the case maybe. Moreover, direct referral carry their own weight in the sense that the more you know more about their business and requirement; and hence you articulate your pitch to meet toward meeting these "known" parameters. Also the recommendation are like blessings from above... 

I guess all these would be missing in cold calling...

My two cents...


By Dr. Neelima Reddy, IT/Technical Content Developer Astutix  | 10 21 2008 14:52:21 +0000
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cold calling usually makes the person irritable where as referals have to be honoured
By prema raghu, HR Executive freelance consultant  | 08 29 2008 02:11:43 +0000
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I absolutely agree to you Srikanth - Chooisng the target. For me what matters the most is how am i getting quality business faster and thats where a Sales consultant USP comes under observation. We never wait for things to happen but we make things happen and thats the same case with referrals. Building your own network of right contacts through various sources and prospecting them with your innovative strategy and solution makes all the difference. For this, reaching the key stakeholders and holding the converstion is very important but making out a solution which will make the difference for the client customer is what we have to play the cards on to. Holding a conversation with everybody will not make the impact but getting referred and investing your strategy & solution makes the impact. These days everybody is ready to give the service but what matters is a solution though you might be a services company or a product company.
By Kailash Kabra, Manager Business Development, CompuGain  | 07 30 2008 02:52:44 +0000
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This sales process is like a jungle. If you are alone how much ever you shout there will be no one to help you except the animals. In the same way, the companies we prospect are like Jungles to us and until & unless we donot reach the need and fear of the right people, you are just trying to shout a loud but there will be no one to listen to your good innovative reach except some opposite takings. But in a referral its like you know the path to come out of the Jungle and there is someone who is guiding you. If you reach out to the right referral and the reference does the magic as you look for large chunk of business and ROI rather than stepping slowly to be out of the Jungle and by the time you reach the path some big animal or a storm hits you away. It was the golden goos days where cold calling used to do wonders but in this fast paced environment we need new things working for us daily and thats the only reasons there have been many social network sites being live these days so that you reach them faster before being out of the market and thats all about REFERRALS.
By Kailash Kabra, Manager Business Development, CompuGain  | 07 30 2008 02:41:30 +0000
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Hi, I think Referral and Cold calling has its advantages but references be on the higher side. Through references you make the sales cycle go ahead a bit faster and also mine the accounts to generate business and thats again a referral. But in cold calling you are like a one in a million who is trying to approach in the traditional manner and do the innovative job. The effort is contributed the same in both. In my short span of carrier i have been doing email marketing and sales and i have observed that referrals are good and give quality business and the time invested will reap the ROI faster. I give referral a upper hand but otherwise the strategy and the process that we apply always make the most part of it. Its the only reason the sales guys are called as the Business Pillars.
By Kailash Kabra, Manager Business Development, CompuGain  | 07 30 2008 02:31:38 +0000
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its an obvious answer that referral would be much better, because it takes lesser time and a company will refer you, if they had already utilized your services and they are satisfied with you, which gives more probability of getting a client.
By BNV Pradeep, HR Manager BIR Solutions  | 07 29 2008 00:51:41 +0000
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A Known Angel is Better than an Unknown Devil
By Bertram Godwinpaul Ignatius, Asst. Manager - HR, EID Parry (India) Limited  | 07 14 2008 03:28:01 +0000
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Oh yes Guys, these points are just to support my stand with global references. In debates, I think you would appreciate that giving references from the standard practices is a good knowledge share. Since I have posted these expert's view that means I support them and following them and so that matching my views.
By Bhanwar Singh, Assistant Manager - Business Development, Harbinger Knowledge Products  | 07 03 2008 08:12:20 +0000
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---Referrals can build your level of satisfied customers. The cycle self-perpetuates with more satisfied customers referring others to your company.

 ---Referrals increase your sales revenue. According to world-renowned sales trainer, Tom Hopkins, in "Sales Prospecting for Dummies"; your closing ratio for non-qualified leads is 10 percent versus a 60 percent close ratio with referred leads. If the prospect of building the referral end of your business is so enticing, why do so few businesses do it? Because they use the wrong approach in building referrals and have limited success.


By Bhanwar Singh, Assistant Manager - Business Development, Harbinger Knowledge Products  | 07 02 2008 07:24:34 +0000
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Referral business reduces your sales expenses and sales cycle. With less time calling cold prospects, your small business can focus on customers and their circle of influence.
By Bhanwar Singh, Assistant Manager - Business Development, Harbinger Knowledge Products  | 07 02 2008 07:23:57 +0000
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--------Growing a small business is tough work. The sales function is a time consuming task with a constant need to fill your "sales funnel" with fresh, qualified prospects on a regular basis. Finding the best qualified leads from your business does not come from a cold contact situation but from building a strong referral business. This week's feature looks at 7 tactics to drive the referral side of your small business.-------

 These are the words written on a well known site


By Bhanwar Singh, Assistant Manager - Business Development, Harbinger Knowledge Products  | 07 02 2008 07:20:21 +0000
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Hi Friends, I wont say any one of these is sufficient to generate enough revenue to match an aggressive sales approach. Referrals can only come once have a sound client base. And for that you need to create that 'Happy' client base and establish those accounts. And to establish those accounts one need to do cold call, SEO etc.

So, to me, it has to be a perfect balance between cold calling, proper SEO and other web marketing tools. I always take the referrals as bonus, so that we dont get 'too happy' and sit on our targets :)  


By Palak Biswas, Business Development Manager  | 07 02 2008 06:50:26 +0000
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Ruler is Referral and the booster is cold calling
By Bhanwar Singh, Assistant Manager - Business Development, Harbinger Knowledge Products  | 06 23 2008 11:49:27 +0000
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Chandan, good thought, however I would like to add here that qualifying a prospect before cold call in anyways part of the process. you can't just pickup the phone and start dialing any number. and also I am not against cold calling, it works wonderfully well when you have this activity under control and not totally depending on this.
By Bhanwar Singh, Assistant Manager - Business Development, Harbinger Knowledge Products  | 06 18 2008 06:45:37 +0000
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I can give you a case here, if the best cold caller is calling, can he assure the lead out of that call. but on the other hand I can surely say if you engage any of your sales manager in refereal account, he can assure you about the business with the time.
By Bhanwar Singh, Assistant Manager - Business Development, Harbinger Knowledge Products  | 06 17 2008 05:15:59 +0000
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Cold Calling is intrusion
By Malick Mohamed, Head/VP/GM-Operations, IKAS TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD  | 06 14 2008 03:08:12 +0000
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Cold Calling is intrusion
By Malick Mohamed, Head/VP/GM-Operations, IKAS TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD  | 06 14 2008 03:08:10 +0000
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this is coz of the reason of actual availability of the persons which can act as our valuable prospects. In cold calling there is lesser probability to get the real / valuable/ convertible prospects
By jagdeep sachdeva, Partner/Principal/VP sachdeva placements & consultants  | 06 13 2008 23:09:13 +0000
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Well there is a very thin line seperating the two. Referrals will get you entry more easily but not the business. Where as in cold calling the time consumed to identify business is more. I believe that sometimes referrals do work. I have experienced this while developing business in Dubai. Couple off very big hot shots in there own right entertained me because I had a very strong referral. So I believe that its a case sensitive thing and referral ensures you a meeting not business.
By Rohit Mittal, Director Business Development, Port Indigo  | 06 13 2008 09:44:19 +0000
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I don't know how much one is ready to invest in cold calling. With less efforts if things are working fine than why to  waste money,time and effort. Referral is a smart way to make things happen. To kills competitor's business quickly without much effort referral does the job.
By Navneet Rai, Sales/BD Manager, Infosys  | 06 13 2008 06:19:18 +0000
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Actually, reference business always depends on your existing customer's experience with you and your product benefits and relationship. If you have these in place, I think in any case either the customer will himself refer  you and your business to his contacts or you can straight forward ask for reference at a particular point of relationship. It will not work if you ask right after receiving payment from a new customer, it will take time. To be frank, reference business is not on comfort side, it takes a lot to make your customers feel. delighted.  And for us, I am supporting this because I have tasted and realized it.
By Bhanwar Singh, Assistant Manager - Business Development, Harbinger Knowledge Products  | 06 13 2008 06:03:11 +0000
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Yes Surya and Sagi, I do agree on your points. However, these are not the benefits of cold calling but the expected. Sure you can track the referral in your cold call some day but that you don't know when it will be touched and does that time the contact will remain interested? I ma saying is referral business is a kind of ready opportunity and in cold calling you have to identify the opportunity. If you see in your context also, if something is referred to you by the user(you may know him or may not) of the product/service you will trust that at very first demo.

I am not saying your 100% should be on Cold Calling but it could be 70-30 ratio between referral and cold calling, and I am sure that the growth will be at pace.


By Bhanwar Singh, Assistant Manager - Business Development, Harbinger Knowledge Products  | 06 13 2008 05:32:53 +0000
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It have the customer's confidence which helps you to gain more financially. as well as the relationship building is in next stage and not at initial stage. You don't need to prove yourself.
By Bhanwar Singh, Assistant Manager - Business Development, Harbinger Knowledge Products  | 06 12 2008 13:42:13 +0000
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hi,vkram i am also agree with u.


By Mitrabhanu Sahu, Agency Manager, Bharti axa lifeinsurance  | 07 21 2009 14:32:52 +0000
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I completely agree with Shailender.. Well the process has to start some where.. and more often than not it starts with cold calling a prospective client.

Its true that referrals always is the better of the two for it carries higher conversion probability. But to get the referrals, you need to get started with the clients first. And I guess, here only cold calling can come to help.

More over, an aggressive rate of increase of the customer base may not be supported by referrals alone.

The best option should be cold call <obviously not to anybody, but only potential customers> and then back it up with past performances.

 

p.s. - the connotation that the term "Cold Calling" carries may change from industry to industry.. 

e.g. for a consumer sales it can be sales boy making calls and giving demo..

for a high technology product its' more likely to be organising seminars and inviting prospective clients to start networking.

Please correct me if I am wrong.


By Abhra Chatterjee, Manager, Idea Cellular Ltd  | 05 15 2009 09:44:17 +0000
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After 2 decades in sales, I have seen that cold calling - as what is referred to here, is a mandatory step to sales. It is like establishing the first contact.

References help, but cannot be considered as an alternative or replacement to cold calling. If someone refers you to somebody, and you call him - it is a cold call for you. The reference is just a lead; you have not established trust in the reference - as as such it is still cold.

On the other hand, consider cold calling - getting names and numbers is not difficult! You  pick up your suspect and cold call - any method, phone or face 2 face - establishing trust and authority is foremost. You always use "reference" from your previous work, other customers - "I am from xyz, and we have helped customers similar to you increase their profits over 6 months by helping them reduce operation inefficiencies. ABC (your previous customer) realised a savings of 38% by using our processes.

Any cold call made using any type of reference would result in a far better yield on sales than not cold calling (and thus skipping an inportant sales step) and working only with references.

Guys, Cold Calling cannot be done away with. People who sell only with references, fail to realize that they are cold calling. The only difference is that they use a reference too early. Noone would buy if they do not have a need, even if you get a good reference to them. Use of references should be restricted to generation of the need/pain.

Now let us sell something!


By Shaillender Mittal, Director Sales, Uniken Solutions  | 05 08 2009 05:54:11 +0000
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As I said in my previous comment that cold calling is like going to gym, I also believe that cold calling is the start for creating your own data base. And from my experience when I used to do cold calling and ask for referral from the clients... Its cold calling which generated me more leads than referral.


By Ramdas Pawar, Sales/BD Manager, Flex  | 03 26 2009 09:13:59 +0000
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Well, cold calling is basic of sales / marketing. We generate data base, feedback and relation / rapo building through cold calling, and once you do this and develop the rapo with the client you get referral, but again there are hurdles as how well your client is satisfied with you and your products / sevices. where as in cold calling whether you have a rapo or not you get to know the need and mood of the client then rest all depends how fast and how hard you push him, then rest every thing depends on you I mean the company to encash it by providing better services and convert it to referral.     


By B.Mehernath , Marketing & Technical Head, Bondit Construction Chemicals Pvt. Ltd.  | 03 10 2009 10:24:04 +0000
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In my openion best sourse of lead generation is not the method (Cold Call, Telecall etc.-) But the message which gets communicated.

 I still support cold call just because wise salesmen will do it to proper place. Referal is given by customer may not be to right prospect(and cold call might open door to a future referal) .   But referal is a winner in a long run. Because world is very small if you have time.  E.g.- Maruti car is easy to maintain.

 


By Abhijit Bharati, Branch Manager/Regional Manager, ICICI Bank  | 02 23 2009 16:35:53 +0000
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Bhuvaneshwar, agree with you. Sales can't rely on all customers and prospects being satisfied and refering to others. The reach will be very limited. Cold calling opens access to much larger prospect pool


By Sandip Kumar Kumar, Sales/BD Manager, Infosys  | 02 14 2009 05:43:04 +0000
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Hi All,

 In my Idea cold calling is better than reference bcoz in my 4 years of career i look that we will get more leads than references. If we are getting 3 leads in a week by reference and if we are doing 10 cold calls pre day or 50 calls per week than we will get minimum 7 leads calls in a week. So we can the see ratio and can understand the deference.

Thanks & Regard's

 Narpal Singh


By Narpal Singh, Underwriting Incharge, Daman Insurance Brokerage Company  | 01 14 2009 15:14:07 +0000
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cold calling gives an opportunity to keep the interest of the organization and the customer balanced. referrer alwasy pushes his agenda. the conversion rate will be much better in case of cold calling as it is going by merit alone.
By Vinayarajan KV, Head/VP/GM-Sales, EP Tech  | 09 07 2008 22:14:14 +0000
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cold calling is the best way to create prospects and have a steady pipeline of leads and closure
By Bilva Desai, Sales/BD Manager aMarketForce  | 08 25 2008 16:59:20 +0000
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As a consumer of goods and services, I find cold-calling has a greater chance of acceptance with me. With referrals, there is always the likelihood of the referrer pushing thier own agenda, and I always need to give the politically right questions and answers. With cold calls, I have seen the freedom to ask the tough questions, and get the right answers.


By Gopalan Priyaranjan, Team Leader -(Technical) Enterpreneurship  | 08 25 2008 00:58:42 +0000
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Cold Calling might be intrusion, but it works well when you know how to hold a conversation. This is a sure way to reach whom you want rather who you are referred to. Hitting on Key Decisio Makers pretty early on makes all the difference. You can choose your targets.


By Srikanth Sakhumalla, Sales/BD Manager  | 07 29 2008 04:58:09 +0000
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Cold calling is always ahead of Referral. It's an art and one should know how to break through to get business from a cold call. Referrals are those lucky things which fall in place after all the hard and great work you do. Its always good to have 10 prospects with your direct calling effort than depending on 1 reference which you don't know.
By Raju Thammala, Sales/BD Manager Ramp Technology Group  | 07 22 2008 10:25:47 +0000
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thank you Mr. Mathur, thanks for supporing cold calling.
By sagi srinivasa rao, Sales/BD Manager Inteq software Pvt Ltd  | 07 18 2008 02:01:00 +0000
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Bhanwar plz dont copy from net. Give ur own opinion
By Sourav Chatterjee, IT Engineer- CMC Limited-ATata Enterprise  | 07 03 2008 00:06:34 +0000
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Dear Bhanwar, no point in posting what you got from net. Please post from your experiences and people will appreciate you for that. I know in cold calling there is lot of rejection because each interaction is like a chess move where one needs to maneuver their moves to crack it. I feel the way cold calling is done decides the actual winner as most often people do mistakes in terms of putting up a right framework in their very first step. The most common way to screw up a cold call is to not know anything about your prospect's business. I think the key is to understand 'who' you are targeting, why you are targeting 'them' in particular and being clear concise and brief in the purpose of your call. After that take things in step by step manner and try to get close to the deal. For many businesses, cold calling is unavoidable so we should focus more on how to get it better.

" Patience is virtue my friend "

 

 


By Mohit Aggarwal, Sales/BD Manager, Oracle  | 07 02 2008 23:52:48 +0000
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Good analysis by Jitena Bhansali
By sagi srinivasa rao, Sales/BD Manager Inteq software Pvt Ltd  | 07 02 2008 07:07:46 +0000
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cold calling rules the game
By Sourav Chatterjee, IT Engineer- CMC Limited-ATata Enterprise  | 06 23 2008 02:11:21 +0000
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cold calling rules the game
By Sourav Chatterjee, IT Engineer- CMC Limited-ATata Enterprise  | 06 23 2008 02:10:48 +0000
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Referrals always help in getting business but cold calling helps to get more prospects and more business
By Paresh Angane, BDM, YashAdiv Events & Promotions  | 06 19 2008 01:18:54 +0000
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In IT Sales Business COld Calling is the most effective method of sales process as the responses are quick and it helps reduce the sales cycle as well.
By Bilva Desai, Sales/BD Manager aMarketForce  | 06 18 2008 15:29:09 +0000
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Dear Bhanwar and others, You ppl have make some great points, but I think you need to specify your claims further. Cold calling still works if you are calling qualified prospects, you need to do research about your prospects first, and the internet provides that: Google, websites, and even this TooStep platform.

 


By Chandan Nene, Sales/BD Manager, SanDisk  | 06 17 2008 23:25:16 +0000
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Cold Calling is an art, Referral does help, probably it could be a step lesser than/in cold calling. Inspite of having a referral, the credentials needs to be proved to bag the sale.
By Rajesh Bhatia, Self Employed  | 06 17 2008 02:47:17 +0000
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I beleive sales is all about cold calling.

Cheers

Anshuman 

 


By Anshuman Mukherjee, Sourcing Lead, Capgemini  | 06 15 2008 20:34:54 +0000
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We all know why we should cold call, yet we simply do not do it. We want immediate satisfaction and don't accept rejection well. "Cold Calls are like going to the gym everyday. We all know we should but some days we just don't go. The bottom line is guys that cold call every day make more money and guys that go to the gym everyday are in better shape. It is that simple."
By Ramdas Pawar, Sales/BD Manager, Flex  | 06 14 2008 01:14:27 +0000
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Dear Mr. Singh,

be frank and tel us how many references you have and how many projects you got through the referance. for even getting the reference you shold get in touch with some one. so i beleive 70% cold calling and 30% reference will make som sence. If you want to purely depend on reference i'm not sure about you, but it never worked for me.


By sagi srinivasa rao, Sales/BD Manager Inteq software Pvt Ltd  | 06 13 2008 05:47:29 +0000
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i'll support surya on this point. through referance the scope is very much limited. where as in cold calling you have the wast market ahead, and "n" number of people, which helps you to learn the strategies as well as sales process. may be through referral the intial level you may cross easily, but through the cold calling one will learn the process, strugle, and lot may
By sagi srinivasa rao, Sales/BD Manager Inteq software Pvt Ltd  | 06 13 2008 03:07:59 +0000
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Dear Bhanwar Singh for many businesses cold calling is unavoidable otherwise business will stop growing. Referral will automatically fall in place if you just keep on finding new clients.
By Surya Prakash, Sales/BD Manager, Oracle  | 06 12 2008 23:10:44 +0000
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