Wednesday, March 10, 2010

CAREER DILEMMAS

As this is my first blog ever so I was very confused about what to write. Then, finally I decided to write something about my personal life which would be worth sharing. The first thought that came to my mind was to write about my Career; how I made it to MBA.
Well, I am sure for this that most of us would have sailed in the same boat as I (except those who were already clear about choosing their career), the problem of choosing a career or rather putting it more specifically, choosing which career? That’s a million dollar question for someone who has just stepped out of the portals of school.
I had participated in almost all the fashion show events that took place in my school and I always received great compliments from my teachers and colleagues who believed that I would do well in Modeling and I was highly motivated by that. I seriously pursued Modeling while doing my graduation and took up 4-5 Fashion Shows through an Institute and in between also got an offer from a Documentary Movie producer (please don’t ask me about any one of those because I still don’t know what happened to that movie and where that Institute has gone, those were all fake I think and let me tell you, there are many like these working in our country)
The problem that some of us would have faced is; we have to choose a career because our parents want us to do that (I know most of us have seen- Taare Zameen Par) but that was never a problem with me. My parents were always very supportive and they always told me to choose that career which excites me. I still remember the day when my mother told me “ Beta Mumbai chaleja, yaha par kuch nahi hoga”. That was the day when I really gave it a serious thought and asked myself whether I should go to Mumbai or not. The answer was in the negative. And then the whole picture changed. I realized the importance of a professional career and planned to do MBA (That was truly my decision). But this time I have been very cautious. I had spent almost three months asking people about MBA and also spoke to some career counselors before finally deciding on it.
And here I am at PROTON business school, enjoying my journey to the hilt and picking some great learnings on my way.

SOME TIPS:

- Choose what you believe is perfect for you: This is my humble request to all to choose that career which excites you and you think- yes this is my cup of tea. Never choose a career which you think is liked by everyone.
- Do take proper precautions: It is very important to take necessary precautions and clear all your if’s and but’s before finalizing your career otherwise it could be very dangerous.
- Do a proper SWOT Analysis of yourself: This is one of the most important point I think because I have seen many people after choosing a career they feel that they would not be able to make it and they are crestfallen. So think a hundred times and try to match your SWOT with your would be career.

THANK YOU ALL….. WAITING FOR YOUR VALUABLE FEEDBACKS.



























11 comments:

  1. hmm.....its a vry intresting blog......n thnx priyanshu 4 guiding me also....even i ws confused 4 my career...thnx n keep it up.

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  2. Good work Priyanshu. Use of simple language made it more simple to read.
    I would like to suggest you a point that, SWOT analysis is not known to all. So next time do explain a bit of the complicated/unknown words.

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  3. I completely agree with you my friend, it is very important to do a self analysis before we choose a career, else we get onto the wrong track and wait for the destination to appear, dreaming about our goals being achieved.

    what is to be conveyed is nicely explained in the blog; very clear and simple style of writing. Keep posting...

    Cheers

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  4. hey good job done:-) pata nahi tha ki u write so well:-)u knw wat i was into same dilemma... even after i tuk admission in ISB&M i was very confused.... but now i think i m on d rite track.... n i think i should gv dis credit to sammy sir...:-) keep posting dear:-)

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  5. Well said bro....

    Each of us has gone through same or similar kind of situation at this point of time.

    You have framed it very nicely.

    Excellent work. Keep posting.

    Regards,
    Gaurav Taranekar

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  6. Thanks Kanika, Samrat, Gaurav, Swati and Gaurav K. for reading my blog and for the motivating comments

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  7. Hey dear..
    Good Work... Keep it up.. n believe in yourself n specially don't loose your this confidence at all at any stage of life....

    Wish you all the best

    N you know my wishes are always with you..

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  8. i think u wrote on very interesting topic n hope it will help so many confused guys and they came out from their dilemmas.
    keep posting

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  9. Hey Dear..you have done a good job..You have described the real dilemmna which we have faced a lot and still some people are facing the same..It's your first blog and you have written this in a very sweet and simple language..and the blog is very close to our lives..so good start..

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  10. hey priyanshu !
    Goin thru ua Blog ws Intrestin. M vry happy for u tht u hv rchd ua final destination n still workin to get ur dreams cum true! keep workin hard n
    i really wish u all the best n may u sail in the ship of success.

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  11. nice blog i must say..
    n ya explain SWOT analys to people.

    also i'd lyk to tel u never ever get disappointed by d tuf times u face in life..
    rather tel them hw better u can be.
    ppl generally get de-moralized wen dey fall or even after accomplishing wht dey alwayz wanted, dey feel it ws nt a right choice to do so.....
    that , my bro, that stage is killin..
    u feel so helpless.. but never do dat. alwys believ in urself.
    my best wishes for u n future..
    give importance to prof as wel as personal life..
    olwayz maintain a balance n ....keep chillin..

    **navy salutes**
    love n luck,
    Nick

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