Your Job You

Being a teenager I guess you must be equally curious about your job or a ‘Dream Job’ to be more appropriate as I was 20 years ago.

- Deven Randive

Now as I write this article with a sound background of working in the corporate world for over 15 years, I consider it as my moral responsibility to share with you my experience and lessons learnt during this long journey.

The first and foremost thing to do is to define your priorities with utmost clarity so as to make the right choices. For example, why do you want to work for a particular organization? What career prospects do you have there? Is the industry that you want to work in stagnant or growing? What are your personal financial priorities? You will need to answer an exhaustive list of such questions before you decide to take up a job in any company. If meeting your financial obligations is your top priority, then you can join any company which has a decent reputation in the market and pays an equally decent salary.