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Academic qualification ensures success in life?
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Academic qualification not ensures success in life?
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neha singh
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"Academic qualification ensures success in life?"
| 7 months ago
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It does, no matter how much experience and street smart you have, without theory ur invisible.
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Michael Daniel
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I would like to prompt Konkan for his views about IITians...We have seen that its not necessary that IItians are the best nd knows everythin...They failed utterly in their aspiration to reduce traffic woes in delhi with BRT Corridor..Yes i do agree...
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Gargi Sinha
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"Academic qualification not ensures success in life?"
| 11 months ago
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I second Mr Narayan here. Only academic qualification is "nothing".. It is more than that. It is the ability to use the skills, the proper understanding and the right attitude which matters.
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The importance is given to money rather than talent now a days by most of our colleagues, friends and parents too..
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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| 9 months ago
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I don't think , it is the general case for everybody, as succes of an individual is measued in terms of the money . Thanks for referral, Muralidharanji.
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Michael Daniel
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Thanx All for sharing your views...Special Thanx to Mr. Muralidharan who explained this in a proper economic terms..I appreciate sir.. But in addition to this, don't you think that it is a discouraging act for all those folks who have not got the...
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S. Muralidharan
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Mr. Daniel. Your concern is very obvious and echoes the concerns of Nandan Nilekani, who raised certain pertinent issues, such as India's Demographic Dividend" in his book "Imagining India". A portion of his concerns are reproduced for your...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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 Luck favours for those who put their efforts.  Efforts and hardwork that counts for more 90%.Â
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Michael Daniel
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Its matters as opportunity does not knock your doors even if you are suited and talented...It requires luck too..
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puneet
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i think diya, first hard work pay's and then rest left's on luck as v all r born to karma but our destiny has also decided somewhere.
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The importance is given to money rather than talent now a days by most of our colleagues, friends and parents too..
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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I don't think , it is the general case for everybody, as succes of an individual is measued in terms of the money . Thanks for referral, Muralidharanji.
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Michael Daniel
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Thanx All for sharing your views...Special Thanx to Mr. Muralidharan who explained this in a proper economic terms..I appreciate sir.. But in addition to this, don't you think that it is a discouraging act for all those folks who have not got the...
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S. Muralidharan
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Mr. Daniel. Your concern is very obvious and echoes the concerns of Nandan Nilekani, who raised certain pertinent issues, such as India's Demographic Dividend" in his book "Imagining India". A portion of his concerns are reproduced for your...
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Apperance is very important
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Skills are far more important
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Isaac Madhavan
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Nice debate. Going by appearance is being very superficial. A person who takes a lot of care in getting dressed and in looking good is just superficial. It does not indicate anything about the person's skills. It just indicates that this person...
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Michael Daniel
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I think Appearance wins over Skills while Hiring. Skills can be developed at any stage of Life but Appearance is one thing which reflects ones personality.
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karthikrathnam
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What is use of Ferrari without a fuel,can watch it but can't use it,without skills no one can survive in any sector, even in the entertainment business also
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I think the major reason was the Socio - Cultural aspect of Marketing. The people in Southern Part of our Country are Experimenters and smart shoppers not alike the people in Northern Side where peop...
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So many freshers ask that how to identify fraud companies .. This is one way.. Many freshers get e-mails like the following and are trapped. Please spread it so that everyone can see and understand how to not fall into the trap.. MARUTI SUZUKI INDIA LTD (MSIL) Head Office Maruti Suzuki, India Limited. Nelson Mandela Road, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi-110070 Email: msiljobs@hotmail.com Tel: +919873459126 Fax: 46150275 and 46150276 Â REF: 'MARUTI SUZUKI' DIRECT RECRUITMENTS OFFER. Your Resume has been selected from MONSTER.COM for our new plant. The Company selected 62 candidates list for Senior Engineer, IT, Administration, Production, marketing, accountant, receptionist and general service Depart...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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Guys ! It is very simple. Today all big companies have their own websites where the career portal lists all jobs. Whenever you receive an email like this, go through the companies website and above all look at the mail id from where the mail has...
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Michael Daniel
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Even i received a one recently from Sony Ericsson...I was bemused by reading that email..The english was pathetic..And moreover the first thing i noticed was the email address frm which the mail was sent..Moreover they also sent me a sms to mail me my...
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Mohammad Bakhsh
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Thanks, Renne for enlightening the readers.As a matter of facts dozens of such mails are being received. The job seekers have to analyse the mail.Any way,please do not send money.
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Michael Daniel
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| 1 year ago
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I completely agree with this point and would like others to give an example supporting this statement from their personal experiences.
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Debate: "Good Leaders are dose who make ppl to blv in himself/herself but Great Leader are ones who mak people to blv in themselves? " deleted from your view.
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sheriff r mohideen
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| 1 year ago
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It is actually not guilt factor.In real sense, it is divided responsibilities and concentrations. Women should not feel guilty for this ,a s this may be case with men also.After giving so much ( sometimes even better than men) they have no reason to
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Michael Daniel
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I think, the only dilemma for women is the Time Management and Balance malfunction between her Work Place and Home...If she can prioritize these two factors, then surely there is no better thing than this..
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