Dear senior,
I am an BE in Production Engineering graduate, I\'m having more than two years experience in production department.But till now i am working like an WORKER, So now my management was not considering me as an graduate also i don\'t have any respect in my company.They treat me like an worker. But i am having good accent in english, tamil and hindi too,also having strong knowledge in manufacturing tools too.Now my question is 1-will this job will give me an successful career.2-i need to switch on to next level i.e management level.3-Please advice me to have a bright and healthy career.
From United States, Cambridge
I am an BE in Production Engineering graduate, I\'m having more than two years experience in production department.But till now i am working like an WORKER, So now my management was not considering me as an graduate also i don\'t have any respect in my company.They treat me like an worker. But i am having good accent in english, tamil and hindi too,also having strong knowledge in manufacturing tools too.Now my question is 1-will this job will give me an successful career.2-i need to switch on to next level i.e management level.3-Please advice me to have a bright and healthy career.
From United States, Cambridge
Dear Mohd_production,
Please tell us where you work. From your ID it looks as though you work in States; if that is the case, how is a command of Tamil and Hindi relevant?
If you are a BE, why did you join as a worker? Having joined as a worker, why should they treat you any different from any other worker?
From United Kingdom
1624Please tell us where you work. From your ID it looks as though you work in States; if that is the case, how is a command of Tamil and Hindi relevant?
If you are a BE, why did you join as a worker? Having joined as a worker, why should they treat you any different from any other worker?
From United Kingdom
Dear Mohd,
Though you are engineer, you chose to become worker. You preferred to remain so for two long years. Secondly the questions that you have asked are also not of a stature of engineering graduate.
When you joined your current company, what designation was offered to you? If the designation offered was higher than worker than why did you accept the worker-level work? Did you approach HR for for allotment of work that is compatible to your stature?
You need to improve your self-awareness. You do not have accurate understanding of yourself. Ask question to yourself - who am I? What are my strengths? What are my weaknesses? What opportunities are there in the market?
You have to develop yourself. Nobody can do this for you. Everyone else can give only advice and beyond that nothing.
All the best!
Dinesh V Divekar
From India, Bangalore
Though you are engineer, you chose to become worker. You preferred to remain so for two long years. Secondly the questions that you have asked are also not of a stature of engineering graduate.
When you joined your current company, what designation was offered to you? If the designation offered was higher than worker than why did you accept the worker-level work? Did you approach HR for for allotment of work that is compatible to your stature?
You need to improve your self-awareness. You do not have accurate understanding of yourself. Ask question to yourself - who am I? What are my strengths? What are my weaknesses? What opportunities are there in the market?
You have to develop yourself. Nobody can do this for you. Everyone else can give only advice and beyond that nothing.
All the best!
Dinesh V Divekar
From India, Bangalore
Your experience as a worker has provided you rich insights about the workforce problems at the ground level. So, there should be nothing to regret.
And since you claim to have all the qualifications & competence to get into another organization at the level of at least a 'Trainee Engineer', what is stopping you to quit? Never curse those who have trained you for two years. Make a bold decision & look for a better opportunity.
From India, Delhi
And since you claim to have all the qualifications & competence to get into another organization at the level of at least a 'Trainee Engineer', what is stopping you to quit? Never curse those who have trained you for two years. Make a bold decision & look for a better opportunity.
From India, Delhi
Dear You have to find out suitable job with your education & experience for future development. Bharat
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Dear member,
You should look for an alternative job and move on. No point in lamenting that you are not treated well
Find a suitable job in line with your qualification and training. And another point, while posting like this it will help you to get better suggestions, if you post details like what is your current designation, what the job contract / appointment details & type of industry/location
All the best
D.BALAJI
From India, Bangalore
You should look for an alternative job and move on. No point in lamenting that you are not treated well
Find a suitable job in line with your qualification and training. And another point, while posting like this it will help you to get better suggestions, if you post details like what is your current designation, what the job contract / appointment details & type of industry/location
All the best
D.BALAJI
From India, Bangalore
Dear Friend,
There are two sides of your coin. One could be your perspective and the perspective of your seniors may be different. I would suggest that you speak to your seniors and line managers one to one and seek counselling on their expectations. ALso express your feedback and better treatments. I am sures things will change for better. Of course, you can look for better prospectus, but don't try this in despair.
You need assert yourself with your experience and acclaim a position.
best wishes
Vasudevan
From India, Mumbai
There are two sides of your coin. One could be your perspective and the perspective of your seniors may be different. I would suggest that you speak to your seniors and line managers one to one and seek counselling on their expectations. ALso express your feedback and better treatments. I am sures things will change for better. Of course, you can look for better prospectus, but don't try this in despair.
You need assert yourself with your experience and acclaim a position.
best wishes
Vasudevan
From India, Mumbai
Dear mohd_production,
When you have the Skill, knowledge, Abiliy please go ahead for searching a new job for yourself, and hence during searching the job and facing with interview or written test then you can evaluate yourself that up to which extend your competent, however you can have your current job and once you find a new job then you can leave.
From Singapore, Singapore
When you have the Skill, knowledge, Abiliy please go ahead for searching a new job for yourself, and hence during searching the job and facing with interview or written test then you can evaluate yourself that up to which extend your competent, however you can have your current job and once you find a new job then you can leave.
From Singapore, Singapore
Dear Friend
Pl. answer yourself following question
1) What’s your designation/role as per appointment letter? Your recruitment is based on B.E qualification or not?
2) What’s your definition of "working like worker”? Do you do the same work as other workmen do? or sometime or some portion of JD consist such work?
3) How do you feel they treat like you worker?
4) What according to you is difference between "management cadre personnel" and "worker cadre personnel:"
5) Is there discrimination- others in Production Engineering are required to do different work and you alone different work.
While you answer these questions..I will like to mention that many freshers come to industry with wrong notions and preconceived mindset. They think that since they acquired professional qualification they are required to do White Collar and so called sophisticated jobs. From Day one there will be Red carpet and from day they will become boss of those who are working since years.
They lack other skills which are required to get "accepted" and get "inducted" in an organization. I have seen the guys who don’t demand but be concerned with delivering their best and only look for "? Professional; challenges" rather than the levels and authority do success....but it requires patience. you need to give some time..every process..needs some gestation period.
Behold..be positive and be concerned, do develop yourself ...learn what you have not in your engineering college and build upon it. Learn some interpersonal skills..how to get along with people and team. How to be humble without harming your self-esteem etc.
Wish u good luck
Shailesh Parikh
Vadodara, Gujarat
99 98 97 10 65/851103527
From India, Mumbai
Pl. answer yourself following question
1) What’s your designation/role as per appointment letter? Your recruitment is based on B.E qualification or not?
2) What’s your definition of "working like worker”? Do you do the same work as other workmen do? or sometime or some portion of JD consist such work?
3) How do you feel they treat like you worker?
4) What according to you is difference between "management cadre personnel" and "worker cadre personnel:"
5) Is there discrimination- others in Production Engineering are required to do different work and you alone different work.
While you answer these questions..I will like to mention that many freshers come to industry with wrong notions and preconceived mindset. They think that since they acquired professional qualification they are required to do White Collar and so called sophisticated jobs. From Day one there will be Red carpet and from day they will become boss of those who are working since years.
They lack other skills which are required to get "accepted" and get "inducted" in an organization. I have seen the guys who don’t demand but be concerned with delivering their best and only look for "? Professional; challenges" rather than the levels and authority do success....but it requires patience. you need to give some time..every process..needs some gestation period.
Behold..be positive and be concerned, do develop yourself ...learn what you have not in your engineering college and build upon it. Learn some interpersonal skills..how to get along with people and team. How to be humble without harming your self-esteem etc.
Wish u good luck
Shailesh Parikh
Vadodara, Gujarat
99 98 97 10 65/851103527
From India, Mumbai
Dear Eng.Mohd,
I really appreciate, you stuck to that job for two years, and you must have had a good reason/compulsion to earn. More than anybody you know what is your management and only you have to take a decision and I am
sure you'll shine.
Good Luck,
Elizabeth Paul
From United Arab Emirates, Dubai
I really appreciate, you stuck to that job for two years, and you must have had a good reason/compulsion to earn. More than anybody you know what is your management and only you have to take a decision and I am
sure you'll shine.
Good Luck,
Elizabeth Paul
From United Arab Emirates, Dubai
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