Amu D(Swapnil Dalvi)

1) Not selling your skills You may have everything (skills, knowledge, capability and experience) to be the best fit for that job but you may, on most occasions, fail on how to sell these to your recruiter/hiring manager. Here is a checklist of common interview blunders and how you can work on fixing them. 2) Avoiding eye contact This is one of the commonest interview blunders candidates or job-seekers tend to make - often unknowingly. Avoiding eye contact is perceived to indicate lack of confidence and honesty in a candidate. This is why more than 70 per cent employees reject a candidate. Thus, candidates should practice and make conscious effort to maintain eye contact during an interview. Practicing the answers in front of a mirror looking into one's eyes is a tried and tested way. 3) Not asking questions Most of the job descriptions posted online do not give a sense of what an actual day in the job would feel like. That being the case, when you do not ask questi...

Top 5 National Employ-ability Aptitude Test For Freshers             If you are a Fresher and looking for Job then don't worry just select any from following and they will placed you in Good Company * (condition apply) 1) AMCAT: AMCAT is a employability assessment test which focuses on entry level jobs for freshers. The main advantage of taking AMCAT test is to increase your chances to attend more off campus and  interview. AMCAT has been immensely grown in last 2-3 years as its providing one of the best leading IT companies in india. In many colleges there is no placement and there is no one to find out the talent of those students who all are capable of learning and creativity. AMCAT provides a good platform to those students also who all are not satisfied with their current job and opting for another company. Even in Recession times myamcat has provide jobs to many aspiring students. Exam Fees:  Rs. 853 Score Validity:...

6 Questions to Ask Yourself About Your Resume You’ve found an online job posting that’s gotten you really excited. You’ve filled out the online form. Now it’s time to upload your resume, hit  submit , then sit back and wait for your phone to ring. But wait: Before you do that, why not take an extra five minutes to double and triple check your resume? You’ve probably looked it over a hundred times before, but it never hurts to verify that your resume is spotless, professional, and appealing. Read through your resume just one more time before you send it off, and as you read it ask yourself these quick questions: Is your contact information accurate, complete, and up to date?  Yes, this seems like a no-brainer—but you would be  amazed  at how many resumes we see where digits in the phone number are transposed, or there is a typo in the e-mail address, or there is no physical mailing address listed at all. Read through your contact information  c...