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Wednesday 15 January 2014
Bihar State Power (Holding) Corporation
Bihar State Power (Holding) Company invites applications for recruitement of 300 Junior Account Assistant.
Last date of Application - 21st January,2014.
Age Limit - 37 years for General and 42 year for reserved category
Total vacancies - 300
For detailed information log on to - www.bsphcl.bih.nic.in
Last date of Application - 21st January,2014.
Age Limit - 37 years for General and 42 year for reserved category
Total vacancies - 300
For detailed information log on to - www.bsphcl.bih.nic.in
Monday 6 January 2014
Difference between Resume and CV
Difference between Resume and CV
Curriculum Vitae =
Resume=
Curriculum
Vitae is a Latin word which means “course of life”
It
is a descriptive presentation of one’s education and experiences.
It
contains more than two pages.
Contact
information is given in starting.
It
is presented in paragraph format to tell every detail.
Every
personal detail including marital status and extra skills are included in
C.V.
More
time is consumed in scanning a C.V.
Word power is not much intended in it.
It
include references
Public
sectors applications include it.
Resume=
Resume
is a French word which means “summary”
Summary
view of education and skills is provided in resume.
Resume
is limited to a page or two
It
begins with name and address.
It
is presented in bulleted or italicised format.
No
such personal details else than contact details are required in this.
It
is summary based so it takes a less time for an employer to know about an
applicant’s skills.
A
professional resume contain less words but more effective and explanatory
word are written.
References
are excluded from it
Mostly
used in private sectors.
Wednesday 1 January 2014
Corporation Bank recruitment
Corporation Bank
Recruitment for 192 Specialist Officers
Corporation Bank invites online application for the Various Specialist officer cadre posts, from Indian citizens as per the eligibility criteria.
Last date to apply - 6th January 2014.
For more information visit : www.corpbank.com
Monday 30 December 2013
Jobs raining in 2014
IT to create maximum jobs in 201 4: Assocham
Information technology, banking and agriculture-related businesses are going to be among the key job creating sectors in 2014, according to a study by industry body Assocham.
"Information Technology (IT), pharmaceuticals, banking and agri-related industries such as farm equipment, fertilisers and seeds, will remain the largest employment generation sectors in 2014," the chamber said in its study.
All these sectors will stand out despite the present state of the economy where net employment is being lost and not created in a large majority of sectors.
IT will remain the net aggregator of jobs in 2014 due to recovery in the US economy, it said. .
"The US economy is showing signs of improvement... A large number of American firms are expected to increase their IT spend as consumer sales pick up there," it added..
Continuous pressure on rupee will help increase the net income of IT companies and they will keep hiring, it pointed out..
"Since our economy still remains a good mix of organised and unorganised, large corporate and small enterprises, a large number of people in rural India are dependent on agriculture and tertiary industries; there are inherent and inbuilt strengths which come handy when the chips are down," Assocham President Rana Kapoor said.
Pharma sector will continue to hire in 2014. But because of some setbacks and tightening of regulations in the US and some other markets, the companies will have to invest more in improving their manufacturing and Research & Development.
Further, the study said that agri-based industries are expected to do better in 2014 on the back of a good rabi crop.
On banking, the study said that 2014 is expected to be a better year for the sector.
"The NPAs would be reduced since the focus is very much there on the issue and there are signs of recovery in some segments of the economy. Besides, a huge number of backlog vacancies have to be filled up in public sector banks."
For the private banking sector, new licenses, which are likely to be given before April, will throw up new job opportunities.
While the new banks will leverage technology, job opportunities will arise both in brick and mortar as also in development and implementation of technology solutions, the study added.
Information technology, banking and agriculture-related businesses are going to be among the key job creating sectors in 2014, according to a study by industry body Assocham.
"Information Technology (IT), pharmaceuticals, banking and agri-related industries such as farm equipment, fertilisers and seeds, will remain the largest employment generation sectors in 2014," the chamber said in its study.
All these sectors will stand out despite the present state of the economy where net employment is being lost and not created in a large majority of sectors.
IT will remain the net aggregator of jobs in 2014 due to recovery in the US economy, it said. .
"The US economy is showing signs of improvement... A large number of American firms are expected to increase their IT spend as consumer sales pick up there," it added..
Continuous pressure on rupee will help increase the net income of IT companies and they will keep hiring, it pointed out..
"Since our economy still remains a good mix of organised and unorganised, large corporate and small enterprises, a large number of people in rural India are dependent on agriculture and tertiary industries; there are inherent and inbuilt strengths which come handy when the chips are down," Assocham President Rana Kapoor said.
Pharma sector will continue to hire in 2014. But because of some setbacks and tightening of regulations in the US and some other markets, the companies will have to invest more in improving their manufacturing and Research & Development.
Further, the study said that agri-based industries are expected to do better in 2014 on the back of a good rabi crop.
On banking, the study said that 2014 is expected to be a better year for the sector.
"The NPAs would be reduced since the focus is very much there on the issue and there are signs of recovery in some segments of the economy. Besides, a huge number of backlog vacancies have to be filled up in public sector banks."
For the private banking sector, new licenses, which are likely to be given before April, will throw up new job opportunities.
While the new banks will leverage technology, job opportunities will arise both in brick and mortar as also in development and implementation of technology solutions, the study added.
Thursday 26 December 2013
National Employability Test
National Employability Test
Competition Express National Employability test is on 29 December 2013 online from 9 am - 5 pm online.
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