which type of jobs avalible after retirement from govt. service?

Question

qualification: B.E.Civil Engineering and Post Graduation Diploma in Water resources. Retired as Class-I gazetted Officer in Govt. of Gujarat

Answer 1

The key to working after retirement is to grab hold of what you wish you could do and just do it. The idea is to be clear about who you are now and then walk through the mechanics of what is likely to happen. When you retire, you are leaving an old identity and going through a neutral zone or transition before a new beginning. Consider starting a business - we're not talking about General Motors but a small venture where you have an opportunity to make a little money doing what you like to do. It's also a way to shelter from taxes some of the expenses associated with favorite pastimes. If you're not cut out for the entrepreneurial life then connect with related businesses /companies where your services maybe welcome part-time or on a project basis, i.e., WEF’s Job Bank is continually updated with new employment listings for water and wastewater management, operations, consulting engineering, and other career paths in water quality: http://www.google.com/url?sa=L&ai=BFcdUA9mIRd-JDpXypQLS_vWGA6bv4xv-wf_2Ada0yIQI0OgMEAIYAigFMAA4AFCi_f_N-P____8BYMn-lo3opIwYmAHZkQaYAd6RBpgB-pEGyAEB&num=2&q=http://www.wef.org/MembershipCareers/JobBank/&usg=__s-tnsIu4bEd3dh5PXgqDcTiyIxE=

Answer 2

You must know what your special talents are. Many in Government Servant do not acquire any practical knowledge and expertise and would have wasted their talents. Such persons cannot flower and flourish in any job after retirement. For some, it is after retirement, free from the shackles of service, their talents flower and their individuality and initiative get an opportunity to prosper. Hence, it is important that you know where you stand and accordingly decide. You are highly qualified civil engineer and have a specialisation in Water Resources. I wish you develop some technological models for water conservation so as to enable the urban development authorities are able to combat the growing problem for water scarcity in the urban areas and optimisation of the available water resources for drinking and irrigation in the rural areas. If you have enough income to take care of your post-retirement life, you may do the above activities as a social service. For this purpose, you may start a charitable foundation, like MS Swaminathan Foundation, started by the renowned agricultural scientist, M.S.Swaminathan.

Answer 3

Personally I'd tough it out, re gov't. job. You've got solid, secure years with the gov't. No guarantee you'll work in the private sector at the same job that length of time; plus you'll turn into an "At-Will" employee-meaning you could be fired at any time, no previous warning, or reason given. Companies no longer look out for their employees. Is it possible for you to consider a part-time job as supplemental income? I'd also suggest you take any Promo test(s), but by the time you get your results, placed on the list, called for an interview, hope to be accepted...you'll start at that title's entry-level rate, thereby losing money (that would affect the calculation of your retirement benefits-calculated as the last three years of your final average salary-depending on your state's Civil Service law-check it out). In my case, I could have retired at 62/no penalty, after 22 yrs. I took Early Retirement in 2007 to care for my mother, plus it wasn't worth commuting a long distance to a toxic work environment, just to get a few pennies added to my benefits. Whatever your decision, good luck

Answer 4

Department of Motor Vehicles Employee or Greeter at Walmart

Answer 5

You could be a consultant to Private engineering companies...search in job websites - naukri.com and monsterindia.com...they would have many options...

Answer 6

PUBLIC TRANSITS

Answer 7

you can do consultancy.