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Encouraging a child to focus on their strengths right from childhood is perhaps the single most important thing a parent or a teacher can do, not only does it encourage them to hone their skills, it also boosts their confidence, making them ready to take on the world and whatever challenges come their way. It is no surprise then that Vyshnoo Gorantyal takes on the challenges of being an artist and an entrepreneur with ease. We speak with the 20-year old artist about her journey so far. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496978911121","data":"593a162e9a37d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496978919313","data":"
\"I went to a school where we were encouraged to learn through interaction,\" says Vyshnoo, speaking about her first drawings, \"My teachers loved my work and encouraged me to continue, and also spoke to my parents about it.\"<\/p>
Vyshnoo goes on to speak about what art and drawing means to her, \"It is wonderful to have something to express your feelings through. There are some things in life that cannot be expressed, only felt, or drawn, painted, sometimes even sung. Art is also inner peace, it puts your heart and soul to rest,\" she smiles, \"I found it as a way to express myself, and there was no looking back.\"<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496979803000","data":"593a19cf72b8b"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496981353459","data":"593a1fb7cb5c4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496979847031","data":"
Vyshnoo, a student of Villa Marie College for Women, comes from a family of business people and has lived around the entrepreneurial spirit all her life. So when she started her store, aptly named Vyshnoo, she was merely channelling what came naturally to her, in the one month since her store opened, she has already sold 40 paintings, and eagerly looks forward to more work pouring her way through the store. <\/p>
Vyshnoo is also an accomplished classical singer, a musician, a writer and also a photographer apart from being an artist, giving all of us here at the office some serious goals, \"I picked up photography 6 years ago on a trip to Goa. A family friend of ours came along and showed me the basics of photography, and I've been making an effort to click pictures since then.\"<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496980921211","data":"593a1e1332fc5"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496980939077","data":"
Speaking about her advice to her peers, she said, \"Don't just sit there and plan, do things, then deal with issues as they pop up. Planning sounds great but if you keep doing it, you'll be stuck in a rut, and that's worse.\"<\/p>
Starting a store for her artwork at 20 sounds like a daunting task, but Vyshnoo remains unshaken about her commitment to the store and her art, \"Creativity to me is an unpolished gift,\" she explains, \"Creativity is also raw, so not doing it and thinking you won't improve is quite a negative look at how art happens. Just start, the rest will fall into place.\"<\/p>
You can check out Vyshnoo's store by clicking here<\/a>, and her blog by clicking here. <\/a> Do drop her a message if you like her artwork! <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496981379216","data":"593a1fd10e29c"}]
All students will agree that the canteen is one of the most important places in college, perhaps more important that the academic building itself. Everyone has their own special relationship with their college's canteen, whether it be one of intense passionate love, loathing, or anything else in between. The CBIT college canteen has been around for ages and has been through many avatars in that period of time. Like everyone else, I have my own relationship and stories with the canteen.<\/p>
The most famous and sought-after food item there is easily the frankie- the glorious, versatile frankie. It's been my go-to food because of the way it's filling and mess-free. I remember the countless times I had to rush to basketball practice with me running across the campus, munching a frankie in my left hand and my phone in my right. It is also what I eat for a quick snack (Snack, ha!) after college while walking to the ground where the buses are. The frankie guy is nearly as big a fixture in college as the canteen itself. You go up to him and no matter how busy he is, he lets you customise your own frankie; \"Anna, onion takva veyyandi\", \"Mirchi veyyakandi\", \"Anna, paneer koncham ekva veyandi\", he does it all.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496918214810","data":"593929160aa70"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496918054612","data":"
However, on hot, sweaty days when the frankie will only make you hotter and sweatier, the fruit juice stall in the corner of the canteen is the star. They offer a fairly varied list of fruits to pick from; grape, mosambi, banana, muskmelon, watermelon and sapota, among others. They make it right away and you can ask them to not filter the pulp out (if you're into that sort of kinky stuff). The delicious coolness combined with the fresh feeling of the fruit makes you want to sing out the chorus of the angels.<\/p>
The more serious items on the menu- the 'lunch items'- like the meals or the vegetable biryani admittedly aren't dishes I've eaten a lot, but they still hold lot of stories. When the hunger takes you, and where you need solid, honest-to-god rice, the meals which comes with curry, dal, curd and papad is like a breath of life. The vegetable biryani with raitha blew away my skepticism four bites in and seemed like a warm hug from home. I remember sitting on the stairs inside the canteen with a friend who insisted I eat only rice, since I was tired, and me reluctantly ordering the biryani. She was right.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496918349458","data":"5939299c2d08a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496918258225","data":"
For those who need a really, really quick pick-me-up, there is a snack bar right beside the main counter that sells chips, candy bars and all sorts of drinks ranging from Maaza and Paper Boat to Coke and weird jeera drinks in packaging that looks suspiciously like beer bottles. This is the one I hit when I innocently accompany a friend to her lunch and get drawn in by all the junk food out on display. I actually asked a friend to grab me by the collar every time she saw me moving in that general direction. <\/p>
The canteen did give me a lot, and I'm not just talking about calories. <\/p>"}]
The dynamics of workplaces are changing. Companies are expecting more from potential candidates these days.Having some GPA with some technical knowledge will no longer suffice. So here are some pointers:<\/p>
1. Technical Knowledge: <\/b><\/p>
What is taught according to the curriculum will just give you a basic gist of the subject. It won't be enough for the interviews that most companies conduct.So try to increase your knowledge base by reading various reference books and also look into research papers as well.<\/p>
2. <\/b>Online Certification: <\/b><\/span><\/p>Companies these days are demanding certifications as a proof of your experience.Try to do some courses from Coursera, <\/span>nptel etc. They add a lot of weight to your resume. At the same time, they also help increasing your understanding of concepts that are taught at college. So do try to take some of these courses.<\/span><\/p>3. Mini-projects: <\/b><\/p>These are some minor projects that you can do during your coursework. They help in increasing your knowledge about the practical aspects of technologies or subjects. Some companies specifically ask for these mini-projects. So make sure that you at least do one or two of them. <\/p>4. Internships: <\/b><\/p>Internships help you getting a feel how working at an actual workplace is . So they are definitely helpful in teaching you the important things from other senior employees of the organization.However, try to do internships that are actually educating.There are some companies where much isn't taught but an experience certificate is given nonetheless. So choose carefully.<\/p>5. Extra-curricular activities: <\/b><\/p>Companies these days are looking for holistic individuals.They no longer want a person who is good only for one thing. They want people who can multi-task, have good communication skills, good organizing skills etc. These skills can be developed by participating in debates, paper presentation, cultural and literary fests. So do take part in all these.<\/p>"}]
Companies these days are demanding certifications as a proof of your experience.Try to do some courses from Coursera, <\/span>nptel etc. They add a lot of weight to your resume. At the same time, they also help increasing your understanding of concepts that are taught at college. So do try to take some of these courses.<\/span><\/p>3. Mini-projects: <\/b><\/p>These are some minor projects that you can do during your coursework. They help in increasing your knowledge about the practical aspects of technologies or subjects. Some companies specifically ask for these mini-projects. So make sure that you at least do one or two of them. <\/p>4. Internships: <\/b><\/p>Internships help you getting a feel how working at an actual workplace is . So they are definitely helpful in teaching you the important things from other senior employees of the organization.However, try to do internships that are actually educating.There are some companies where much isn't taught but an experience certificate is given nonetheless. So choose carefully.<\/p>5. Extra-curricular activities: <\/b><\/p>Companies these days are looking for holistic individuals.They no longer want a person who is good only for one thing. They want people who can multi-task, have good communication skills, good organizing skills etc. These skills can be developed by participating in debates, paper presentation, cultural and literary fests. So do take part in all these.<\/p>"}]
3. Mini-projects: <\/b><\/p>
These are some minor projects that you can do during your coursework. They help in increasing your knowledge about the practical aspects of technologies or subjects. Some companies specifically ask for these mini-projects. So make sure that you at least do one or two of them. <\/p>
4. Internships: <\/b><\/p>
Internships help you getting a feel how working at an actual workplace is . So they are definitely helpful in teaching you the important things from other senior employees of the organization.However, try to do internships that are actually educating.There are some companies where much isn't taught but an experience certificate is given nonetheless. So choose carefully.<\/p>
5. Extra-curricular activities: <\/b><\/p>
Companies these days are looking for holistic individuals.They no longer want a person who is good only for one thing. They want people who can multi-task, have good communication skills, good organizing skills etc. These skills can be developed by participating in debates, paper presentation, cultural and literary fests. So do take part in all these.<\/p>"}]
Moving from polytechnic to a proper engineering college is a big leap for some. Here are a few things that polytechnic students do differently. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496928767014","data":"5939525156c97"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496923910307","data":"
1. The Language Barrier<\/b><\/p>
Because most people doing their polytechnic come from rural areas, they may not be as fluent in English as the students studying in urban engineering colleges.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496928814635","data":"5939527fb95ba"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496925683058","data":"
2. College Culture<\/b><\/p>
The more laid-back and \"cool\" environment in an engineering college may be new to them and might need some getting used to. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496928898251","data":"593952d3b8583"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496925756889","data":"
3. Dressing Style <\/b><\/p>
Most people from the rural areas dress differently to what people living in the city dress like. This is very evident in polytechnic students.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496928865039","data":"593952b4a193b"}]
Marcus Garvey once said about culture, 'A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots,' words that will continue to ring true even decades, maybe even centuries from now. Not only does it highlight the need to preserve one's culture, it also asks the youth of today what they are doing to preserve it. While nobody is obligated to do anything that isn't their wish, there are young students today pushing their limits to ensure ancient arts are carried on for the next generation, and so on and so forth. One such amazing and excellent performer is Lalitha Sindhuri, a student of the University of Hyderabad and now selected to be a recipient of the Fulbright-Nehru scholarship. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496926893771","data":"59394b0505d89"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496926934593","data":"
Lalitha grew up in a family of Kuchipudi artists, surrounded by the art all her life. As the great-granddaughter of the Late Vempati Venkata Narayana garu, it is no surprise then that the art form came naturally to her. She started her Kuchipudi journey as a child, under the care of Sri Vedantam Satya Narasimha Sastry garu. <\/p>
Speaking with stuMagz, we speak about her motivations, \"I remind myself about why I do what I do, and it simply is the love for the dance form that keeps me on my feet, pushing boundaries,\" she smiles, \"the appreciation and commendations from the audience help too.\" <\/p>
\"I remind myself that I must not give up dancing at any cost, no matter what. From audience, the press and your loved ones appreciating you to people following your footsteps, that is something that quite inspiring, and a worthy reason to keep doing what you're doing,\" she continues, \"The role of parents and gurus are quite important too.\"<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496928127366","data":"59394fcf5fa3d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496928125064","data":"
A veteran of 800 stage performances, Sindhuri has drawn appreciation from many luminaries throughout her career like Padmasri Dr. Shoba Naidu. Apart from the Telugu states, Lalitha has extensively touched the length and breadth of the country to perform dances at Bhilai, New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Nagpur, Nasik, Tiruvanthapuram, Thrissur, Mangalore, and continues to impress with her amazing grace. <\/p>
She has also received many prestigious awards like Balashree National Award from Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam, Balaratna State Award from Dr. Y S Rajasekhar Reddy, Outstanding Young Person Award from JCI International, Young Women Achiever Award from Mahila Morcha BJP. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496928514086","data":"5939516ced3ea"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496928546786","data":"
An engineering graduate, her friends describe her as a brilliant student, committed to excellence. Following her B.Tech, she did her Master of Performing Arts in Kuchipudi Dance from the University of Hyderabad, which set her on the path to greatness. Now, with her selection as a Fulbright-Nehru Fellow, she will be studying to understand the Western (especially American) pedagogical approach and theoretical framework in cross-cultural training in dance. Along with carefully observing the technique of Modern Dance in conditioning the body, she is also studying several movement sciences like body mechanics, applied anatomy for human movement to understand the dancing body. Her primary objective is to understand how the Contemporary Dance made changes to its Pedagogy in order to optimise the life of a dancer and how this concept can be related to the contemporary scenario of Indian Dance with a special reference to Kuchipudi Dance.<\/p>
Talking about her message to fellow students, and young people who inspire to be like her, she said, \"Perseverance, it can do wonders. The essence of being a good performer is the will to practice every day, and never stop learning. Planning and executing is essential, and it will help you in your career growth as well.\" <\/p>
Padmasri Dr. Shoba Naidu once said that Kuchipudi was the cultural heritage of Andhra Pradesh, and to see young students like Lalitha Sindhuri carry on that legacy is a matter of pride to every person with Telugu heritage. We wish her all the best! <\/p>"}]
1. Indian Army General, undeterred by Human Rights violations, says the use of human shields was not ideal ,but justified the officer's entitlement to use it. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496924763730","data":"593942b57214c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496924778045","data":"
2. Bhim Army founder Chandrashekar was tracked down and arrested today by Police in Dalhousie, Himachal Pradesh. Chandrashekar was wanted in relation of the violence at Sahranpur. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496924908748","data":"5939433c2d90c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496924913216","data":"
3. Madhya Pradesh farmer agitation continues, meanwhile Congress chief Rahul Gandhi was arrested by Police just ahead of his Mandsaur visit. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496924989260","data":"5939438d27cbc"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496924993797","data":"
4. From June 16, Petrol and Deisel prices will be revised daily, which means there will be a daily increase or decrease in fuel prices, depending on market factors. Until now, the Government of India fixed the prices of fuel in the country. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496925059637","data":"593943e1de600"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496925078310","data":"
5. President of the United States Donald Trump gears up for a lonely battle against former FBI chief James Comey as the latter prepares to testify infront of the Senate Intelligence Committee. Comey, who had released his opening statements a day early, caught the Trump administration completely off guard as they had been anticipating a battle of denial the today. Meanwhile Trump's lack of self control and reckless tweeting has continuously put him at risk, with the top private law firms of the US denying representing him. <\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496925213464","data":"59394476da9bc"}]
There was absolutely no way we would miss the first ever Food Truck Festival held in Hyderabad, so it was only natural we would visit it at the earliest, and it did not disappoint! <\/p>
In the video below, we talk with various food truck owners gathered at the Food Truck Festival with their delicious food, waiting to be served. Here's what happened! <\/p>"},{"type":"youtube","id":"vid-url-1496923495486","data":"KP8K5kdbl0E"}]
I love the monsoon, mostly because there is nothing more I hate than the fiery hell that is the summer. Monsoon signifies a change from a barren wasteland to a bountiful not-so-wasteland, the city cools down, you can sit in your balcony with a hot cup of coffee and find excuses to stay in all day and play video games, it is great! <\/p>
However, this idealistic view of monsoons was great when I was a carefree kid obsessed with getting Lara Croft to discover the lost secrets of Atlantis, not so much when I'm an adult. I'm told I have to be a responsible adult, which means going out and getting a job among other things, and since most jobs require you to be somewhere that is not your comfortable bed or your PC\/Console, you'll have to use the beautiful streets of Hyderabad. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496913656851","data":"593917741f4d3"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496913707466","data":"
I love this city, it has given me a lot but navigating its serpentine lifelines during the monsoons become an exercise in patience, your driving skills and sometimes tests your sea legs as well. I would recommend going to the Hyderabad Sailing Club to learn a thing or two to prepare for the season. <\/p>
Last year, despite being a poor monsoon, the city came to a grinding halt when heavy rains lashed the city and broke its back. Streets were flooded, traffic jams extended as far as the eye could see, phones ran out of batteries (oh the horror!), tempers ran hot enough to burn the rain drops off of them, it was complete chaos, and of course I was stuck in the middle of one such jam far away from home and cursing my fate, reconsidering why I loved monsoons in the first place. <\/p>
I don't want to point fingers here, it's not like the government is not doing anything, because they are. For the heavy rains last year in September, Telangana Minister of Information Technology, K.T. Rama Rao announced in a press conference the measures the government was taking to tackle the battering Hyderabad had received, including but not limited to emergency medical relief, GHMC officials along with Electricity Department, the Police and the Fire Department worked overtime to restore services as soon as possible, and our sewage system was put up for review. <\/p>
Today, on a break with my colleagues, we noticed a GHMC van with Monsoon Emergency Vehicle on the side. Upon being approached, the GHMC worker in charge of the vehicle revealed that the government had assigned one vehicle for every two areas of the city. Their responsibilities, they said, was clearing up blocked roads, clearing stagnant water, checking for overflowing drains, checking for open manholes, helping people whose houses are overtaken by water, and in case of a bigger emergency, call backup as well. <\/p>
But here's the problem, last year's response was after the fact, a reaction to an event that happened, instead of being prepared and preventing an event like this from happening. With the Monsoon Emergency Vehicle, the Telangana government has taken a commendable step in cutting the response time and ensuring the people get help as soon as possible. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496917632351","data":"593926d38797d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496914711127","data":"
The young people of this city will inherit the city tomorrow, should they decide to stay of course. It becomes clear then that in this age of the Internet and IoT, students are the ones that can come up with innovative solutions. One of the key cornerstones of a startup is the question, what problem is the startup solving? A cursory glance on the street outside will give any enterprising individual plenty of problems to solve, so it's about time to get cracking, I suppose. <\/p>
Hyderabad is rapidly growing, we're on the global map for what this city stands for, its food and its people are known across the country, sometimes even outside of the country. So it only is fair that we, as citizens of this city, hope for the best from our government when it comes to the metropolitan planning of the city's drains to avoid situations like these. The Hans India reported here<\/a> that the city roads are still not monsoon ready, despite facing similar situations every year without fail. This is the year that the city faced an extremely annoying heatwave, and monsoons arrived sooner than expected, so it doesn't inspire any confidence in the city streets. <\/p>Roads are a city's lifeline, the traffic on any given road can mean life and death to some, and they don't even have to be in an ambulance for that. The state of driving in this town is a story for another time, but until then, we can only hope that this monsoon passes without incident and roads where you have to sail instead of drive. <\/p>Yeah, the last line sounded a bit too optimistic, but hey, that's the best I can do sitting at the office. It just occurred to be that the funniest thing would be you reading this article while stuck in traffic due to the rain, but then I shouldn't be laughing at your misfortune, I'm not that bad of a person. <\/p>Yet.<\/p>"}]
Roads are a city's lifeline, the traffic on any given road can mean life and death to some, and they don't even have to be in an ambulance for that. The state of driving in this town is a story for another time, but until then, we can only hope that this monsoon passes without incident and roads where you have to sail instead of drive. <\/p>
Yeah, the last line sounded a bit too optimistic, but hey, that's the best I can do sitting at the office. It just occurred to be that the funniest thing would be you reading this article while stuck in traffic due to the rain, but then I shouldn't be laughing at your misfortune, I'm not that bad of a person. <\/p>
Yet.<\/p>"}]
All engineers across India seem to be united in the common cause of getting through four years of college safely. We've developed our support systems, fraternities, assignment shortcuts, hand signals and a whole dictionary of terms specific to us. Let's look at some of them.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496817998193","data":"
1. Backlogs or Backpapers<\/b><\/p>
The nightmare of every engineer, these are the exams you've failed in and need to attempt again over the next few semesters.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496823502833","data":"5937b71e849b2"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496818012314","data":"
2. Supply Exams<\/b><\/p>
The supplementary exams you write to clear you backlogs. These are written along with your main exams, making them all the more dreaded.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496818213114","data":"
3. Assignment<\/b><\/p>
You will hear this word twice for every subject, every semester, and you will still tremble every time. The over-ten-pages assignments will eat up most of your free time.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496824380028","data":"5937ba8b26292"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496818713528","data":"
4. Mids<\/b><\/p>
The two mid terms every semester will be the first taste of hell you get, with two exams crammed into the same day and barely any time to study for them.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496818887237","data":"
5. Night outs<\/b><\/p>
It's not a fun night out with friends. With exams like the aforementioned mids, you won't have time to study and will have to stay up all night cramming the syllabus into your heads. Night outs are a pretty common feature of engineering life.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496823808084","data":"5937b85081c95"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496818973610","data":"
6. Labs<\/b><\/p>
You'll have the pleasure of setting out a couple times every day to the labs to spend three hours doing manual labour. Not to mention the fact that you'll be expected to carry your regularly updated record, manual and observation along with you.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496824490200","data":"5937baf98b49b"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496819006121","data":"
7. Apron<\/b><\/p>
No, not the sort chefs wear. When you go to certain labs, you'll be required to wear a long, unflattering blue coat that seems to serve no practical purpose and yet is compulsory. Wear your apron to the labs.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496824078047","data":"5937b95db1180"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496820529297","data":"8. All Clear<\/b>This one phrase sums up all the euphoria that engineers feel when the they get their exam results and find out that they've passed in all the subjects, that they have an 'all clear'!<\/div>"}] {"cover_pic":"https:\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/59393fc49452cstryimg","category":"Blog","is_vip":"0","title":"5 Options After Graduation If You Haven't Got Placed","title_id":"5-options-after-graduation-","isEdit":0,"isAdmin":0,"authorFullName":"Manisha Jain","authorUserName":"manishasancheti","authorProfilePic":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/5fc88d6d3e095profilepic","authorMagzName":"Team Stumagz","authorCity":"Hyderabad","like_count":7,"cmnt_count":0,"type":1,"isApproved":2,"publishedInName":"CMRTC","publishedInLink":"cmrtc","publishedInLogo":"\/\/cdn.stumagz.com\/images\/568e74de7aa6aprofilepic","publishedInCode":"cmrtc","country":"IND","keywords":"5 Things to do after graduation,graduation,college,students","isBookingEnabled":0,"privacy_status":"1","url":"https:\/\/www.stumagz.com\/5-options-after-graduation-\/","has_form":0,"is_appln_closed":0,"max_no_of_applns":0,"likeStatus":0} [{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496826126833","data":"College life is ecstatic time in anyone's life that is a blend of different feeling and memories. If college days are like those shinny mid days then what about life after college? The post grad's life is like those gloomy clouds that roll up during the afternoon. Some students make up their minds and plan for their career after graduation since the fresher's week. While others don't even consider until the final semester. But finally few students graduate with a placement letter whereas few hunt for jobs which isn't and easy task.<\/p>If you are not pursuing your higher studies and yet thinking about what could be done other than hunting for jobs. Here is a list of activities that you can opt.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496827206619","data":"1. Enroll yourself in a course:<\/b> It's time to learn about the latest technologies in the world or any other of your interest that would help you to get your dream job or for your masters later. Search for your desired course online or join coaching institute.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496832264827","data":"5937d99e3c728"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496828020293","data":"2. Pursue your passion:<\/b> Apart form opting a field only for the heck of degree, many of us have passion that we desire to pursue. This could be the best option for anyone to work on it. All we have to do is brush up our talent and shine.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496831549696","data":"5937d6be56e97"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496829137570","data":" 3. Look for an internship:<\/b> If you are in a hurry of getting a job but not finding a single, then do look for internships and explore the real world. This might later turn to be your full time job.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496833343161","data":"5937ddbf82b2d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496829416060","data":"4. Opportunities in other fields:<\/b> The basic requirement of any job profile is behavior, organizing skills, self motivation and most importantly communication skills. If one has such skill sets then getting a job of different fields becomes easy.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496833351297","data":"5937ddb8e1c87"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496828420098","data":"5. Freelancing:<\/b> If you are looking for ways to earn with short time collaboration, the best option is to freelance. 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Doing hard things breeds confidence.<\/p>->Waking up at 5 am is hard. <\/p>->Running first thing in the morning is hard.<\/p>->Working on your business alone on a Saturday night is hard.<\/p>->Quitting your job to pursue what makes you happier is hard.<\/p>->Moving to a new place to find better friends is hard. <\/p>->Deciding what you want to do with your life is hard. If you do these things, you will begin to develop self-esteem. <\/p> Self-Esteem:- <\/i><\/b><\/p>->Esteem is respect and admiration. <\/p>->Self-esteem is respect and admiration for you. <\/p>That\u2019s right; It means some think about themselves as awesome and not in some cruel way. We all know people like that and they are no fun.<\/p>Most often, behind the aspect and underneath the layers, they are simply seeking acceptance. So, people need to start by getting their own approval without being dependent on someone.<\/p>Understand that you have value.<\/p>For a personal, True confidence is to know completely that they are able to rely on their strengths but not depending on others.<\/span><\/p>And also knowing they are in control of themselves,<\/p>Knowing about executing what you decided. <\/p>How to build confidence fast?<\/i><\/b><\/p>Start by doing hard things because it\u2019s the best way to build.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496848671847","data":"5938196ef2da8"}]
College life is ecstatic time in anyone's life that is a blend of different feeling and memories. If college days are like those shinny mid days then what about life after college? The post grad's life is like those gloomy clouds that roll up during the afternoon. Some students make up their minds and plan for their career after graduation since the fresher's week. While others don't even consider until the final semester. But finally few students graduate with a placement letter whereas few hunt for jobs which isn't and easy task.<\/p>
If you are not pursuing your higher studies and yet thinking about what could be done other than hunting for jobs. Here is a list of activities that you can opt.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496827206619","data":"
1. Enroll yourself in a course:<\/b> It's time to learn about the latest technologies in the world or any other of your interest that would help you to get your dream job or for your masters later. Search for your desired course online or join coaching institute.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496832264827","data":"5937d99e3c728"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496828020293","data":"
2. Pursue your passion:<\/b> Apart form opting a field only for the heck of degree, many of us have passion that we desire to pursue. This could be the best option for anyone to work on it. All we have to do is brush up our talent and shine.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496831549696","data":"5937d6be56e97"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496829137570","data":"
3. Look for an internship:<\/b> If you are in a hurry of getting a job but not finding a single, then do look for internships and explore the real world. This might later turn to be your full time job.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496833343161","data":"5937ddbf82b2d"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496829416060","data":"
4. Opportunities in other fields:<\/b> The basic requirement of any job profile is behavior, organizing skills, self motivation and most importantly communication skills. If one has such skill sets then getting a job of different fields becomes easy.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496833351297","data":"5937ddb8e1c87"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1496828420098","data":"
5. Freelancing:<\/b> If you are looking for ways to earn with short time collaboration, the best option is to freelance. You could pick any of your hobby, work on it, take up small projects, submit, earn and its done.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496833957947","data":"5937e043e057e"}]
Students have an issue, they feel that they are without fault and yet lack self-confidence. <\/p>
When a student gets questioned in class or some other place, if the answer is familiar enough, the problem comes when they can't answer because there exists a fear that what will happen if the answer is wrong. <\/p>
Also if student fail to take initiative, to volunteer even when they want to but every time someone steps up before themselves could convince and opportunity slips away, <\/p>
What should they do?<\/i><\/b><\/p>
Do hard things. Doing hard things breeds confidence.<\/p>
->Waking up at 5 am is hard. <\/p>
->Running first thing in the morning is hard.<\/p>
->Working on your business alone on a Saturday night is hard.<\/p>
->Quitting your job to pursue what makes you happier is hard.<\/p>
->Moving to a new place to find better friends is hard. <\/p>
->Deciding what you want to do with your life is hard. If you do these things, you will begin to develop self-esteem. <\/p>
Self-Esteem:- <\/i><\/b><\/p>
->Esteem is respect and admiration. <\/p>
->Self-esteem is respect and admiration for you. <\/p>
That\u2019s right; It means some think about themselves as awesome and not in some cruel way. We all know people like that and they are no fun.<\/p>
Most often, behind the aspect and underneath the layers, they are simply seeking acceptance. So, people need to start by getting their own approval without being dependent on someone.<\/p>
Understand that you have value.<\/p>
For a personal, True confidence is to know completely that they are able to rely on their strengths but not depending on others.<\/span><\/p>And also knowing they are in control of themselves,<\/p>Knowing about executing what you decided. <\/p>How to build confidence fast?<\/i><\/b><\/p>Start by doing hard things because it\u2019s the best way to build.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496848671847","data":"5938196ef2da8"}]
And also knowing they are in control of themselves,<\/p>
Knowing about executing what you decided. <\/p>
How to build confidence fast?<\/i><\/b><\/p>
Start by doing hard things because it\u2019s the best way to build.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1496848671847","data":"5938196ef2da8"}]
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