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You are doing everything right, but still, your career is not shaping the way you imagined and you are unable to pursue your career goal. Setting the SMART goals is also of no help, this is the time to reconsider your goals and approach them differently. Here we are listing three unique strategies that will help you achieve your career goal.   1.       The Kylego Exercise (Kylego goal) In this exercise, you visualise the future as if it has already happened. You talk, write or think about the next years as if it’s already taken place. You reflect on your success, narrate your feelings and actions of the goal as if you have achieved them. This exercise is a tremendous motivation and helps in building confidence. For example, a Kylego goal maybe like this: “In the past two years, I have achieved all that I wanted to. I am the VC of this reputed company, all the hard work that I have put in is bearing fruits. My personal life is great. Just a couple of days ago I returned from an ex

Job search is an important but grueling task for the first-timers as well as the experienced individuals. The experienced professionals undertake this process multiple times and because of the monotony associated with it, they may sometime miss out on some important aspects that might lead to minimizing their chances of getting the job. So, to avoid these things I have compiled a guide that will help you with the entire job search process. 1.     Resume and Cover Letter – Even if you are not looking for a job change, you should always update your resume. While updating the resume have a crisp and clear objective, your profile summary should highlight the key points of your career. The experience part should contain all the details with your roles and responsibilities for all the companies you have worked.    The Cover letter is also an essential part of the resume. Many employers reject your application if you do not attach the cover letter. For those unfamiliar with

Finding a job and especially your first one could be a herculean task. I remember my days when I was in search of my first job. I was in year 10 and it was my vacations. I decided to look for a job so that I can earn some money, increase my confidence and develop my skills for the future. My parents also gave me thumbs up and my journey to find the job began. Being very naïve and no proper guidance my journey was not a smooth one though. Most of my friends at school were looking for retail and restaurants jobs and I decided to follow them. I crafted my resume and went down to the sops in my local shopping centre and handed my resumes to the shop I felt would be good to work. Some shops directly refused to take my resume as they were not hiring, some said their applications were done online, while some did not find my resume worth enough. Some were courteous and accepted my resume. After a few days, I got an interview call. Nervousness took over me and I fumbled….my interview