Stand
a chance
The results of the Civil Services (Mains) exam have just been declared. With the interviews beginning in April, it is important to have the right attitude and approach to stand out in the last leg of the selection process, writes S. K. Jha
Out
of the 1.75 lakh-odd candidates who took their Civil Services
Preliminary Test (PT) in May last, those who have cleared this are
tantalisingly close to realising their long-cherished goal: getting into
the civil services. Yet, the fact remains that almost 60 per cent of the
1150-odd candidates, who have made it to the interview stage of this
prestigious examination, will be eliminated by the time the final list
is announced.
Financial
Aide
Manish Kumar Singal
An
investment or financial analyst plays a very important role in any
company. His job is to assess the economic performance of his firm and
guide the board of directors about investment decisions.
CAREERCATURE
by
Sandeep Joshi
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“Sorry, gentleman! We require a fresh graduate, but with five years’ experience.”
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Bits
& bytes
CommIT
for IT professionals
Hero
Mindmine, India's leading training and learning solutions company, part
of the Rs 9,800-crore Hero Group, recently launched the first-ever
training programme to address the communication needs of the IT Industry
professionals at various levels.
Smart Skills
Brand Aid
Usha Albuquerque
Think
of fast food, and Maggi noodles or McDonalds come to mind. Photocopying
is always associated with Xerox, and toothpaste with Colgate. In fact,
brand names are so much part of our vocabulary — Dettol, Johnson's
baby products, Vicks, Coke and Pepsi, Flit — that they have become
generic names to describe the product itself. This is what brand
managers work towards.
Title track
Image
Management
Powering the brand equity canter
By Gautam Chatterjea, Rupa & Co; pages 66; Rs 60
The
writer brings to this volume the insights he has gained as a image
management and marketing practitioner. Part of a six-title open
management series by this author, it is aimed to appeal to the lay
reader as much as to scholars.
CAREER HOTLINE
Ground realities
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