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Volume: 4 , 21st September 2010, Concept : Siddhartha Ghosh, TPO_GNITS@yahoo.com
Hi All,
Hope you all are doing well in your
academics. This part of the semester
will just pass away very fast compare
to the first part of the semester. So
concentrate on your studies. Final
year students need to concentrate
on studies, need to prepare for their
career objectives. I hope you all are
learning new technologies so that
you can implement nice projects in
next semester.
This month on 16th and 17th I had a
chance to visit IIPA (Indian Institute
of Public Administration where the
IAS people get some part of their
training) New Delhi to attend a
conference on Rural E-Governance.
It was one more learning phase for
me.
The second level of company
oriented or goal oriented pre-
placement-training is going on fine
for final years. Hope it is a good
learning for all of you and you are
working on your weak points. The
people who have not attended also
must prepare well.
The students, who are volunteering
for various occasions, thanks to you
all. You all are my strength and I
hope together we all can bring good
name and fame to GNITS. The
companies are finalizing their dates
for the December month. It’s our
duty to keep ourselves prepared well
ahead.
Quote of the week
“There's a difference between interest
and commitment. When you're
interested in doing something, you do it
only when circumstance permit. When
you're committed to something, you
accept no excuses, only results.”
Quote Collected By Radhika , 3rd
year.
The Most Important Job Skills a
Job Candidate Should Have
1.Speaking – Interpersonal
communication as well as
conducting meetings. Being able to
communicate ideas, persuade clients
or business partners, motivate and
inspire employees and explain
complex issues.
2.Writing – Writing involves clearly
identifying concepts to be conveyed
and relating them to others in a way
that allows for no misconceptions.
As with speaking, written
communication can also involve
influencing others to follow a certain
path, encouraging others to improve
productivity or relate changes in
procedures or corporate structure.
3.Organization/Prioritization –One
of the most important skills a job
candidate can have is organization
skills. This really isn't about keeping
your desk clean. It's about keeping
tabs on your workflow and
monitoring your progress to ensure
that deadlines are met and
responsibilities are completed
efficiently and effectively.
4.Instructing Others – Teaching
others is an essential element of
leadership. If you can convey
directions in a way that allows
others to implement ideas and/or
designs, you will find yourself in
demand by employers. Not everyone
has this ability. If you do, develop it.
5.Energy – If you are always willing
to give an extra effort to everything
you do, it will become readily
apparent to everyone. Getting to
work before your co-workers and
staying a little later makes huge
difference in how you are viewed,
especially if you are known to
demonstrate good use of your time.
If you approach your job – and your
life – with a high energy level, you
will accomplish more. Employers
LOVE that.
Australia’s First Lady PM
Julia Gillard, 48 yrs old, has become the
country's first female prime minister on
th
24 June 2010. She studied at the
University of Adelaide but cut short her
courses in 1982 and moved to
Melbourne to work with the Australian
Union of Students. She graduated from
the University of Melbourne with
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws
degrees in 1986.