Career advisors can't help people find suitable jobs
11 posts across 3 communities in the last 60 days; 55% from r/careerguidance.
“I'm not sure what my Career should be I've never wanted to do a nine to five and it's just something I don't genuinely feel like I could handle doing my whole life, I've always been someone that thinks a lot like genuinely a lot, I'm great with problem solving, I love helping…”
“Does choosing course on guvi will be helpful for my career or not does they provide placement support for fresher?”
“Let me tell you that I did my Bcom at Christ University Bangalore and have later worked as an accounts payable trainee and then had worked for BlackRock as a Data Management Analyst for a year. It was mostly data research in private markets. Due to some unplanned situation and…”
Individuals are struggling to identify career paths that align with their interests and abilities. They seek guidance on navigating the job market, particularly those who don’t fit traditional roles or have concerns about managing conditions like ADHD/autism. The advice received often lacks concrete direction.
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“Does choosing course on guvi will be helpful for my career or not does they provide placement support for fresher? submitted by /u/Impossible-Bird-5849 [link] [comments]”
“Let me tell you that I did my Bcom at Christ University Bangalore and have later worked as an accounts payable trainee and then had worked for BlackRock as a Data Management Analyst for a year. It was mostly data research in private markets. Due to some unplanned situation and out of overconfidence, I left my job over there in search of more niche fields I can get into Unfortunately, it did not happen and I randomly had applied to many jobs because I needed money to live on, I tool up a job in c”
“Parent of a college senior here. My son is a finance major but isn't interested in the traditional investment banking path and is still figuring out what type of business career would suit him. We're considering hiring a career coach who can help with both career exploration and the actual job search, not just résumé editing and interview practice. Has anyone here personally worked with a career coach they thought was excellent, or hired one for their college-age child? I'd really ap”
“I’m looking for a career coach/job-search consultant for my son, who is a college senior majoring in finance at a strong undergraduate business school. He’s a good student and a hard worker, but he doesn’t have a completely defined career path yet. He knows he doesn’t want the traditional investment-banking route, and I think there are probably careers he’d be well suited for that he doesn’t even know exist yet. We’re looking for someone who can do more than résumé editing and interview practice”
“A lot of students and fresh graduates know where to study, but once the course is over, the next question becomes much harder: Where do I actually look for genuine jobs, internships, career guidance, or skill opportunities? One government platform that may be worth knowing about is the National Career Service (NCS) Portal , run by the Ministry of Labour & Employment, Government of India. It is not just a job-listing website. NCS brings together job search, career counselling, internships, sk”
“Wasted 2 years after banking and cleared 8 prelims (po, clerk)and couldn't get through mains. I really need a job but don't have any specialization or experience. Any suggestions for a fresher in corporate? submitted by /u/Impossible-Prize2915 [link] [comments]”
“Hey everyone! I’m a recent BCom graduate from India and I’m trying to figure out whether Product Marketing could be a realistic career path for me. I have some experience with content, social media, community management, and market/competitor research. I’m much more interested in understanding customers, positioning, messaging, branding and GTM than performance marketing, sales or very technical/number-heavy roles. I’m planning to self-learn and build a few portfolio projects, but I’d really app”
Hi everyone, I need some honest career advice. My qualifications: I am a B.Com graduate and have attempted CA exams. I have knowledge of MS Excel and am currently exploring job opportunities…
“My college has just started, i am pursuing bcom(p) from DU.. My plan is to get honours after in it after 4 years and till then I am planning to do 2 respected corporate courses which are FRM and CFA.. I was an average student, i scored 82% in my boards and had commerce with maths in class 12th.(35/80 in maths) I've plans to do master's as well. And my end goal is to go in asset management. Please guide me if I'm on right path or not..🙏🏼 And please let me know how can I manage both”
“I'm not sure what my Career should be I've never wanted to do a nine to five and it's just something I don't genuinely feel like I could handle doing my whole life, I've always been someone that thinks a lot like genuinely a lot, I'm great with problem solving, I love helping people, I wouldn't mind being a personal assistant but currently I feel like the organization would be a bit hard for me as I'm pretty sure I have adhd/autism and I'm unmedicated for it.”
“Hey everyone, I’m looking for some clarity and real-world advice. I know the common perception is that campus placements are mostly for engineering and B TECH students, but I’m wondering what the actual scenario is like for B COM and B COM (Hons) graduates. Are there reputable companies that actively recruit from college campuses for commerce students, or is it mostly limited to sales, BPOs, and insurance firms? I’m currently in my 2nd year of B COM (Hons) and I’m trying to decide whether to foc”