i finished my MBA (MARKETING) in 2003 before that i done BCA (COMPUTER APPLICATION) after this i worked as sales executive in hutch for the period of 8 months , and left it because unsucessfull in sales, and there is short break , after that i worked as sales executives in DWI selling books in this case also i failed after that i worked as asst administrater in iswarya construction dealing with accounts and office adminstration some what done , i facing communication problem and stammering , not fluency in english , now i am not working any more , usualy i wont compare with others , but to day my father and my mother scolding me that my friends doing well but i am not know what to do , i am not having confidence on me and please help me in order change myself and upleft my life style i am waiting for your golden words to receive
2007-03-10
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How do you complete MBA, If it is you can find out the sollution for minus points.
2007-03-10 01:49:35
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answered by Expression 5
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Hello Brother! Don't worry.U had selected a good course but the thing is u didn't developed yourself according to your course and future carrier.
Leave the past. Just join in the spoken English course.Then join in the small or medium size company in which u won't feel guilty. After learning English thoroughly, you can join in a big concern/MNC by using your experience and communication skills.
From today think the things in English whether it is wrong or write. Read English newspaper loudly and find the meaning in Dictionary.
Learning the language is Art. It won't come only by studying but also by speaking atleast infront of mirror
Good Luck.
2007-03-10 01:50:55
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answered by nami 2
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If you are simply "trying" to create a career all I can say is "good luck."
I would instead recommend you find what you are good at and enjoy doing, and put all of your energy into that. This is the recipe for a successful work life.
2007-03-10 22:17:52
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answered by Ken L 2
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Get some submit-secondary coaching, initiate on your occupation to get artwork adventure and so which you will stay out on your guy or woman and be self reliant. Get a style of those earlier settling down with a husband and little ones.
2016-10-18 00:48:58
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answered by Erika 4
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2007-03-10 17:44:05
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answered by Bruce 3
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i dont think so u have done MBA
u dont know the spelling of carrier
go and learn english
2007-03-10 01:26:32
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answered by Anonymous
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go back to a Trade SCHOOL get a trade,like plumber,mechanic
etc.........you will thank me two(2) years from now
2007-03-10 01:39:15
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answered by Anonymous
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well the fact that you ve done mba and bca i must tell you that you are really very talented just that you need to polish it
and also thatyou ve worked and have that willingness to work that itself is great all you need is self confidence and a bit of training
Signs of Self-Confidence
Let’s explore the meaning of self-confidence by taking a quiz. Read the list of statements below and check which ones, in your opinion, are signs of self-confidence.
1. Admitting when you are wrong.
2. Being flexible when change is needed.
3. Talking about your accomplishments.
4. Describing negative events in positive terms. For example, “We didn’t make our target, but we sure learned a lot.”
5. Dressing to please yourself without worrying what others will think.
6. Using a strong handshake.
7. Using casual language in an effort to avoid sounding too “corporate.” For example, “You guys did a cool thing.”
8. Speaking very fast.
9. Smiling often.
10. Learning new skills.
11. Putting yourself down in order to sound humble.
Compare your answers to those on the bottom of page three under “Quiz #1.”
Low Self-Confidence
Part of defining self-confidence is thinking about what low self-confidence is, what it looks and sounds like. Test yourself now. Circle the statements that convey a lack of self-confidence.
1. “I may be wrong, but I think the answer is ten.”
2. “Thank you for the compliment. We’re very proud of our work.”
3. “That was really stupid of me.”
4. “I forgot my business cards. I left them in the car.”
5. (Responding to a compliment) “Oh, I’ve had this dress for ten years.”
6. “I would have gotten into the program, but they don’t like to take people with my background.”
7. “That sounds like a challenge. I’m sure we can figure out how to solve it, though.”
8. “I’m sorry to interrupt, but I wonder if I could have a minute of your time.”
Compare your answers to those listed at the bottom of page three under “Quiz #2.”
Where Does Self-Confidence Come From?
Self-confidence is not something people are born with. It results from a combination of factors:
1. Learned skill: Self-confidence is a combination of skills, not just a single quality. People are not born with it or without it. It can be learned.
2. Practice: Self-confidence comes from practice. It may appear to be spontaneous, but it isn’t.
3. Internal locus of control: Self-confidence results from what psychologists call an internal locus (central point) of control. This means that people who are self-directing, who accept responsibility for their own results, have greater self-confidence.
8 Self-Confidence Builders
There are many concrete, specific things you can do to feel more confident in challenging life situations. Make note of those that will help you develop your own sense of self-confidence.
1. Follow your strengths. Self-confidence comes from being the best “you” possible. It doesn’t come from trying to be someone else. It is the result of following paths like these:
• Do what comes naturally.
• Develop your talents.
• Follow your convictions.
• Express your own style.
2. Plan ahead. Many people are surprised to hear that self-confidence comes from something as ordinary as planning. But think about it; let’s say you are going on a job interview, almost always an anxiety-producing experience. When you are prepared, you feel more confident.
3. Take action. Confidence comes from taking action. Break your challenge down into small steps and take that first step, no matter how small it seems.
4. Study. The more you know about your subject, the more confident you will feel. In fact, the lack of self-confidence almost always stems from a lack of information. We’ve all had that sick feeling that we don’t fully understand what we are talking about.
5. Act the part. The following tips will help you begin to present yourself in a positive way.
• Find a role model. Look for someone who is already successful in your field. Observe him or her and identify for yourself what behaviors convey self-confidence.
• Look and act powerful. Watch people who create a powerful impression. It could be a TV anchor, a character in a movie, or a coworker. Imagine yourself behaving in a similar way. For an example, watch the movie Top Hat. Fred Astaire exudes confidence.
• Be aware of nonverbal behavior that detracts from presenting yourself with confidence. Ask for feedback from a trusted friend or watch yourself on videotape.
6. Rehearse for success. One of the most important ways to boost your self-confidence is by rehearsing important conversations and presentations. You can never be too prepared. These ideas will help you practice so that you really understand your subject:
• Manage your anxiety. Feeling anxious is normal when you are in a challenging situation. The key is learning to manage anxiety so it doesn’t paralyze you or diminish your effectiveness.
• Get organized. When your materials are prepared and well-organized, you will feel better about your ability to access them. Having information scattered in too many places makes you feel out of control and undermines your self-confidence.
7. Persist. Self-confidence is the result of a lot of hard work. The process takes time. It has been said that success is 99% persistence and 1% talent.
8. Enjoy your success. When you reach your goal, don’t forget to give yourself credit for working hard. Be proud of what you’ve accomplished. Here are some ways you can do this:
• Look in the mirror and say to yourself, “Good work. I’m proud of you.”
• Think of a way to reward yourself.
• Tell others about your success.
• Write yourself a letter or explore your accomplishment in your journal.
• Draw a picture expressing your achievement.
2007-03-10 05:17:30
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answer #8
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answered by Anonymous
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lol, your name looks familiar dude..go and do carding...get rich or die trying... :P
2007-03-10 01:30:56
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answered by capt. nemo 1
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