Don’t get a job after graduation?
Unemployment solution by Digital World Computer |
I receive questions from users asking me for
suggestion and solution when they do not get a job even after completing their
studies. While everyone aim to get a good job right after completing their
studies, most of them will find it difficult to find a job. The reason could
vary from one to many.
1.
Communication Problem:
2.
You don’t have enough experience:
3.
You don’t know the basics or haven’t
command on concepts:
4.
You are aiming too high or want to
join as an expert:
5.
Lack of Passion:
6.
Lack of preparation:
7.
You are not applying for enough
jobs:
8.
You are not applying in your field,
9.
You use Facbook, Twitter instead of
LinkedIn:
10. Unemployment
in India:
Helping Tips
1.
Look for unpaid internships,
2.
Do
Freelancer Working,
3.
Have
Expertise in any technology or language,
4. Work as a Trainee in company,
5. Attend International or national
level seminar or training conducting by many organization,
6.
Participate in each educational or technical event.
If you have any question related
to your career and you either have no answer or finding it difficult to make
the right decision then please free to get in touch with me.
Daily Routine Essay by Digital World Computer
Activities in the morning: Daily life means a routines life. So I try my best to follow my daily routine. It is my
habit to get up early in the morning. I brush my hands, wash my hands,
face and take my ablution and say my Fazar prayer. Then I go
out for a walk in the open air for about half an hour and come back
home again. Once again I wash my hands, feet and face. After that I take
my breakfast and sit at my reading table. I read for three hours at
stretch. Nobody is allowed to enter my room during this time. I make my
lessons attentively.
Activities in the college: After finishing my regular lessons, I take my bath and meal. Then I start for my college at 10 a. m. because our college sits at 10-30 a.m. I always sit in the first bench and listen to what my teachers say. I take down the important notes. In the off period I do not move here and there. Rather I go to the common room and refresh myself by taking part in indoor and outdoor games. At tiffin period I take my tiffin and say my Zohor prayer.
In the afternoon: Our college breaks up at 4 p.m. Then I come back to my home straight. I do not spend time with bad boys on the way. Returning home, I wash my face, teeth, hands and feet very well and have my meal. I say my Asar prayer. After taking a little rest, I go to the play ground. I play football or other outdoor games with my class mates. Before the sun set I return to my home.
In the evening: Returning home, I take my ablution and say my Magrib prayer. Then I sat at my reading table and prepare my lessons till 10 p.m. After that I say my Esha prayer. I take my supper. Normally I go to bed at 11 p.m. Besides this I read the daily newspapers and weeklies. I enjoy television. I maintain my dairy.
This is my daily routine. But there are minor changes. On Friday I go to different places to remove the monotony. So during long vacation and holidays I go to the house of my relatives. I also take part in social work.
Conclusion: A routined life is a must for everybody to reach the goal of life.Without following a routined life none can hope to march in life. So everyone should have a daily life and follow it strictly.
Activities in the college: After finishing my regular lessons, I take my bath and meal. Then I start for my college at 10 a. m. because our college sits at 10-30 a.m. I always sit in the first bench and listen to what my teachers say. I take down the important notes. In the off period I do not move here and there. Rather I go to the common room and refresh myself by taking part in indoor and outdoor games. At tiffin period I take my tiffin and say my Zohor prayer.
In the afternoon: Our college breaks up at 4 p.m. Then I come back to my home straight. I do not spend time with bad boys on the way. Returning home, I wash my face, teeth, hands and feet very well and have my meal. I say my Asar prayer. After taking a little rest, I go to the play ground. I play football or other outdoor games with my class mates. Before the sun set I return to my home.
In the evening: Returning home, I take my ablution and say my Magrib prayer. Then I sat at my reading table and prepare my lessons till 10 p.m. After that I say my Esha prayer. I take my supper. Normally I go to bed at 11 p.m. Besides this I read the daily newspapers and weeklies. I enjoy television. I maintain my dairy.
This is my daily routine. But there are minor changes. On Friday I go to different places to remove the monotony. So during long vacation and holidays I go to the house of my relatives. I also take part in social work.
Conclusion: A routined life is a must for everybody to reach the goal of life.Without following a routined life none can hope to march in life. So everyone should have a daily life and follow it strictly.
10 Things Not To Say To Your Child
10 Things Not To Say To Your Child |
Parenting is no easy
job. The most important and difficult part of parenting is learning to talk to
your child.
Remember that
children take everything literally and the way you talk to them goes a long way
in building their personality. As a parent who wants the best for them,
sometimes we say things that we don’t really mean. Caution: damage is done.
Read on to know the
10 things parents and grandparents should never tell their kids:
1.
‘You are a
bad boy/girl’
Never
feed negative thoughts in your children, it kills their self-esteem. Kids
are innocent and believe in goodness. Always tell them to be good, happy, and
positive. Explain them that some words or actions are bad as they may hurt
or harm somebody. But don’t tell them that it makes them a bad
boy/girl. In fact, give them a positive comment like “you are the
best/cutest/brightest child in the world,” it will boost their
self-esteem. Chances are that they would never want to let you down. Teach them
what is right and wrong, and to value good things over bad.
2.
A straight
‘NO’
A
straight ‘no’ is too harsh for your little prince/princess. If kids hear ‘no’
all the time, they lose confidence and faith in their parents. If you don’t
approve of your children action, try giving them options. For example, instead
of saying “No shouting,” try “Talk softly, please.” Instead of “Don’t play
in the house,” tell them “Why don’t you call your friends to the park and
play.”
3.
‘Don’t
talk to me’
Never
ban the channel of communication between you and your children. Never tell
them to stop talking or arguing. Let them question and share their opinion
freely. Rather talk to them, if you want them to stick to your
advice. Tell them what they are supposed to do and why it’s important.
Convince them with your words, tone, and expressions. Yes, keep talking and
listening till they buy your point. When my child doesn’t buy my point, instead
of asking him not to argue, I make a sad face and say ‘Okay, do whatever
you like, but I am upset.’ This may start the conversation again and you have a
chance to bargain or win the argument. Try arriving on a win-win situation.
4.
‘Why
can’t you be like your brother/sister?’
Never
compare your children with their brother/sister. It makes them
jealous. They will feel left out. It drives feeling of failure in your
kids and dislike between siblings.
5.
‘Leave me
alone!’
You
are everything to your kids. Never tell them that you will leave
them alone or demand to be left alone. Never say anything that will hurt
your children to an extent that they feel they aren’t loved or
wanted. It’s a big no-no even if you feel like pulling out your hair, or just
want to be alone. Talk of kids teaching us patience? Yeah!
6.
‘No one
wants kids like you’
A
‘problem child’ doesn’t exist by its own, right? We are the ones to blame if
kids become problematic. They are a reflection of parents. They have
learnt everything from parents, family, friends, and surroundings. So if you
think your children aren’t behaving properly, remember they didn’t choose
to be in the world that surrounds them. You chose that world for them!
7.
‘You can’t
do this!’
Never
shake your kids’ self-confidence. There will be times when they would want to
do something, but you know they won’t be able to do. Just remember to give them
a chance as long as it doesn’t harm them. When my son thinks he can lift a
heavy chair, instead of ‘you can’t do it,’ I tell him, ‘Try if you can do it or
I will help you,’ or ‘You might hurt yourself in this attempt so let
me do it for you.’ The best alternative, however, is ‘Let’s do it
together!’ Kids learn through trial and error. However they’ll never try
anything new, if you’ve made them afraid to try.
8.
‘Girls/Boys
don’t do that’
A
child is a child, so let him/her be. Don’t create gender-biased
rules. Let your kids decide for themselves—to be more like girls or
boys when they grow up. Don’t stop them from
exploring things they may be curious about or good at. When my son was
three years old, I bought him a kitchen set and was prepared to see
people surprised. Who said boys shouldn’t cook?
9.
‘Let Daddy
come and I will tell…’
This
common mistake by parents is a double whammy. It instills anxiety and fear
in your child—especially of the person who you’re going to tell about whatever
happened—and it shows you’re incapable of handling your children or the
issue. Also, don’t make it an everyday threat. There are things your kid may do
unintentionally, or irresponsibly. You may want to tell your spouse about it.
Ask your kids, “Do you want to tell dad, or should I explain it to him and
give the reason?” Let your children take ownership of their
mistakes and their actions, but do it respectfully.
10. ‘You are too big to do this!’
Don’t
deprive your kids of childhood. They will grow up, what’s the hurry? Instead,
be like them. See if it makes them more comfortable and happy. So when my
8-year-old wants to jump on the bed because India won a cricket match, what do
I do? I start jumping too, and love to see him happier!
As a parent it’s our responsibility to make them
happy, secure, and confident to face the world. What are the other things you
think a parent should never say to a child? Comment now!
Motivational Speech (How a person can outcome from RELATIONSHIP or DIVORCE)
Motivational
Speech (How a person can outcome from RELATIONSHIP or DIVORCE)
|
Recently,
an IT Company was invited me for giving motivational speech in Meerut. We on
the behalf of Digital World Computer were elaborating on the topic “How
personal life beneficial for your professional life” or “How you dedicated towards
professional life if you are happy in personal life”.
At
the End, a best employee of the company
asks me a question. The question was “Sir, recently I divorced and I lost my
child custody too. I want to quit from my job because I have enough money to
survive my rest of the life.”
I
have no quick reply because I was survived in the same case. But I was recovered
my life as I can.
Company
Manager wants that employee don’t quit the job.
It
is the toughest time when I heard that this workshop conducted to target this
employee.
A single situation affects our Emotional Level, confidence level, physiological
level, conciseness, self evaluation level and thinking capacity, etc.
1.
Make
a supportive Social Network
2.
Redefine
Yourself
3.
Minimize
the impact on Kids
General Recommendations:
1. Don’t
be loose your confidence.
2. Think
about your first meeting, what’s your position that time.
3. Improve
your position, if you will succeed in life than you can give it to your children.
4. Forget
about the past and Live in the present.
5. Spend
your time with your loved ones.
6. Attend
party invitation and Enjoy each moment of your life.
7. Write
Poems, Stories or dairy whatever you liked most.
8. Listen
music, do yoga and others.
9. Change
your goal, mission and career status.
10. Start
a relation and reboot your new life.
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