svignan

"@Vkokamthankar - Thank you for the suggestions. I have been doing some of what you suggested all the while. I will consider your other suggestions too. @Vaidya - I understand. I just wanted a clarification as to where I belong (year of passing). Thank you for your help. @all - Thank you, everyone, fo" ... (more)

"@Tajsateesh - Thanks so much for your reply. Frankly, I was starting to think the same thing. That maybe IT is not my cup of tea. I will definitely consider the suggestions and keep trying. At the same time, I should know when to pull out the cards if things are not working. I shall look into more avenue" ... (more)

"@Viraj - Thanks for the reply. The reason I could not clear the subject is still a mystery to me. Because no matter how tough the paper is, I won’t fail. I could not even clear the immediate supplementary exam. Surprisingly, that is my strongest subject of my final semester. I don’t wan" ... (more)

"@Viraj - Thanks for the reply. The reason I could not clear the subject is still a mystery to me. Because no matter how tough the paper is, I won’t fail. I could not even clear the immediate supplementary exam. Surprisingly, that is my strongest subject of my final semester. I don’t wan" ... (more)

"Thanks, Archana & Ponraj. The gap between the years is always brought up during the past interviews. I have always clarified what happened and why I passed out in January 2009. I am afraid this further reduces my chances of getting a job now." ... (more)

"Thank you, Ms. Archana, for answering the question. First, let me address your doubt. Honestly, I did not quit the BPO job because I got too comfortable in that company, and also I was not sure if any company would accept a candidate who could not finish their engineering within the normal period (" ... (more)

"Hi, I got a job but lost it because of some confusion with the year of passing. I would need some information from HR experts on this forum. Let me explain the situation for better understanding. I did my Engineering in Hyderabad from JNTU affiliated college. I joined the Engg college in the 2004 batch" ... (more)

"Hey, You need not discuss the same with other people. Keep up your good performance. Qualifications do matter when you apply for further study-based jobs, but for the time being, you’re doing a BPO service, which you ain’t taking as a profession. So continue with it without flashing out you" ... (more)

" Hi, You should not hide the fact of misrepresenting your education status from the management, even if you are at risk of losing your job. I assure you that the management of the organization would appreciate your courage in disclosing the truth. In fact, this will be a corrective measure for your ow" ... (more)

"Yes, you would have been in a lot more trouble if you had lied about the completion of your engineering. As it is, the company will not be checking whether you are pursuing something right now or not (just don’t tell anyone about it). I also doubt that you would be able to use the current experienc" ... (more)

"Thank you for your advice. I was apprehensive. Thank you once again. P.S. - Would I have been in a lot more trouble if I mentioned in my resume that I completed my Engineering even if I haven’t?" ... (more)

"Hey everyone, I’m new to this BPO. I just joined a company as Voice tech support. I have made a grave mistake during the process. I told them I finished my education with 10+2, which is not true. I am, in fact, pursuing my Engineering degree. Now, I was told that if the company finds out abou" ... (more)