JOB: UI Designer/Web/Graphic Designer

Hi,

Greetings!!

Urgently required UI Designer

Exp Level: 5+ year
Location: Noida

- Required Skills: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, AJAX, Adobe Flash
- Mandatory: Good Communication Skill
- Web & Graphic Design
- Client Interaction
- Team Handling


Candidate who are ready to relocate to Delhi/NCR can apply.


Regards,

KANCHAN BHUKESH
Talent Acquisition
http://in.linkedin.com/pub/kanchan-bhukesh-talent-acquisition/15/7a4/21a

Interview tips you dare not miss

While appearing for an interview, questions may differ from industry to industry, but some dos and don’ts remain the same.

Interview is your first impression on your dream company after your resume. From clothes to conduct to language to information to skill – everything is important. Employers don’t just want a skilled person, they want a complete package of skills and soft skills. Questions may differ from industry to industry, but some dos and don’ts remain the same. Here are a few tips for your next interview:

Know yourself
Though more important for first timers, but even those who have worked for a few years tend to short sell themselves. Know your strong, weak and saleable points. Understand the job profile thoroughly and articulate your words accordingly.

Know the interviewer
In times of social networking and professional networking it’s very easy to know the person you are scheduled to meet. Try to look up the profile of the interviewer, it will help you conduct yourself in the right way.

Identify saleable points and talk well about them
You know your job and your achievements more than anyone. Be prepared and prioritise them in your head. Depending on the profile state nice and crisp without sounding verbose.

Do not keep personals on the table
This includes everything from - bag, wallet, mobile and also your elbows. In terms of body language, this is a complete no. Don’t rest yourself o the table and keep your bag near the chair you are sitting on.

Informal formality
That’s the style for an interview these days. You have to be proper, without being stiff.

Dress smart
Your dress up may not be the only thing, but it’s the first thing to be noticed. Wearing formals is safe and best. Stay away from T-Shirts and torn jeans. Comfort and cleanliness should be the motto.

Ladies, be minimal
We are asking you to dress smart and not provocative. Stay away from plunging neck lines or short skirts. Heavy duppattas and too much jewelry will also be difficult to handle and will distract both the parties.

If you don't know the answer accept it
It’s not necessary that everyone knows everything. Please do not cook up, if you don't know the answer say so. Don't jump to answer a question, take time to think.

Don't try to be a wisecrack
Sense of humour is great, but in an interview you will be judged for things which matter to the company. Be light hearted but don’t be frivolous. For phone interviews, don’t let sarcasm make way through your voice.

Everyone wants a positive person
This may sound like a cliche, but be good human being. Employers are looking for more than skills. Be smart, don't criticise and don't accept criticism, tackle it.

Learn from every interaction
Every job profile has its own requirements. Don’t be disheartened if you are not called for the next round. Review it in your mind and do your learning and move to the next one.

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JOB: Database Designer and Developer

Hi,

Greetings!!

Urgent reqirement of Database Designer and Developer

Mandatory: JOINING WILL BE IN MID OF OCTOBER. (Require candidates who can join ASAP in this short span of time.)

Exp Level: 4+ Years
Location: Bangalore

Skills required:

• At-least 4 years of experience in Database Design and Development using SQL Server
• Should have worked on at-least one full SDLC for database development
• Should be fully conversant in data modeling principles
• Should be able to work with minimal supervision
• Should be able to resolve issues quickly

Kindly Share your resume at Kanchan.careerline@yahoo.in


Regards,

KANCHAN BHUKESH
Talent Acquisition

http://in.linkedin.com/pub/kanchan-bhukesh-talent-acquisition/21/880/163
http://in.linkedin.com/pub/kanchan-bhukesh-talent-acquisition/15/7a4/21a
http://management-wiki.blogspot.com/

JOB: Hiring Portal Designer and Developer

Hi,

Greetings!!

Urgent reqirement of ASP.net Developer and Designer.

Mandatory: JOINING WILL BE ON 3^rd OCTOBER. (Require candidates who can join ASAP in this short span of time.)

Exp Level: 4+ Years
Location: Bangalore

Skills required:

At-least 4 years of experience in Web Design and Development using ASP.net (VB or C#)

Should have worked on at-least one full SDLC for portal development

Should be fully conversant in web usability principles

Should be able to work with minimal supervision

Should be able to resolve issues quickly

Kindly Share your resume at Kanchan.careerline@yahoo.in


Regards,

KANCHAN BHUKESH
Talent Acquisition

http://in.linkedin.com/pub/kanchan-bhukesh-talent-acquisition/21/880/163
http://in.linkedin.com/pub/kanchan-bhukesh-talent-acquisition/15/7a4/21a
http://management-wiki.blogspot.com/

The best quick fix diet plan

The good news is, it’s not just case of scrimping and skipping meals, if you stick to the tips and follow the menu, you’ll definitely feel the benefit even if your big date is just days away. 

1. Always eat breakfast – Kick-start your body’s engine with a low fat, slow release, unrefined meal. And aim for a 300-350 calorie meal to fit in with the body’s natural metabolism which is primed in the morning and tails off during the day.
2. Hydrate – Drink plenty of fluids (water, herbal teas and sugar-free cordial); aim for two litres spread throughout the whole day and you’ll feel more energised, toxins will be flushed away and your complexion will definitely improve. 
3. Don’t skip meals; eat evenly throughout the day – Your body actually burns up calories in digesting food, so the fewer meals you eat, the less of a chance it has to do that. 
4. Kick the booze – If you drink your maximum recommended units (21 per week for women), then you are taking in more than 1,000 extra calories. Strengthen that willpower and try to cut alcohol as much possible in the lead up to the big day.
5. Don’t scrimp on protein – Eat a portion of protein at lunchtime – to help avoid an energy slump in the afternoon, which could have you heading for the vending machine.
6. Eat mindfully – You can’t afford to ‘waste’ calories by eating mindlessly at the fridge, or straight from the saucepan. Make sure that you sit down to savour all your meals and snacks.
7. Get a smaller plate – swap your normal plate for a slightly smaller one, it makes your meals seem larger and you'll find your 'full switch' will flip a little faster.
8. Say no to processed food – If it comes in a packet, leave it on the supermarket shelf, you’re automatically eliminating food manufacturers’ high fat and high sugar products.
9. Move more – remember as well as cutting calories you can burn them too – make sure you compliment the 10-point plan with physical activity.
10. Mix it up – make sure you don’t eat the same thing for breakfast, lunch and dinner day-in day-out.

JOB: Hiring UI/ Web/ Graphic Designer

Hi,

Greetings!!

Urgently required UI Designer

Exp Level: 5+ year

Job Location: Noida
Job Type: Permanent

- Required Skills: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery, AJAX, Adobe Flash
- Mandatory: Good Communication Skill
- Web & Graphic Design
- Client Interaction
- Team Handling

Kindly Share your resume ASAP at kanchan.careerline@yahoo.in

Regards,

KANCHAN BHUKESH

Talent Acquisition

http://in.linkedin.com/pub/kanchan-bhukesh-talent-acquisition/15/7a4/21a

JOB: Hiring PHP Professionals

Hi, 

Greetings!!

Urgently required PHP professional

Exp Level: 3+ year

Job Location: Noida

 Required Skills:

 - 

-         -   Should have 3 Years of Core PHP experience.

      - Should have worked on PHP based CMS frameworks like Drupal, Joomla etc in terms of writing custom modules apart from exploiting the default functionality of these frameworks.

-          - Should have some exposure to databases like MySQL.

-          - Knowledge on UI side like HTML/CSS/Javascript etc will be an added advantage.

-          - Should have good communication skills and a positive attitude

-          - Should be able to work across multiple projects

         

    

Kindly Share your resume at kanchan.careerline@yahoo.in

Regards,

KANCHAN BHUKESH

Talent Acquisition

http://in.linkedin.com/pub/kanchan-bhukesh-talent-acquisition/15/7a4/21a

JOB: Hiring Perl scripting professional

Hi,

Greetings!!

Urgently required Perl scripting professional

Exp Level: 3+ year

Job Location: Noida

 Required Skills:

-          Candidate should have extensive Scripting language Perl and expect is required and any other scripting Lang knowledge will be added advantage. Scripts are expected to work on multiple platform and across networks also. Networking knowledge required.

Kindly Share your resume ASAP at kanchan.careerline@yahoo.in

Regards,

KANCHAN BHUKESH

Talent Acquisition

http://in.linkedin.com/pub/kanchan-bhukesh-talent-acquisition/15/7a4/21a

10 important steps in wealth building

Wealth creation is a time consuming, easy to understand and very difficult to implement process. There are no cut fast rules on how to create wealth.

Deepak Parekh, Uday Kotak, Rashesh Shah, Nirmal Jain, Raheja, Hiranandani, are all people who have created wealth by the greatest method. Run a good business, leverage with people and brand building. Leverage with geography and borrowed funds….then take the company public. By doing this every rupee of earning gets valued at 30 for Mr. Deepak Parekh (HDFC has a P/E of 30) and similar numbers for the others. These people made their money from equities, debt, commodities and of course listing their companies!  I am not talking that league, yet.

Let us see what all you should know — we will start with 10 steps:

1. Understand the Power of Compounding: it looks odd to realise that the power of compounding is NOT taught well at school! They give you some simple examples — rarely are you taught the POWER! Even people working in financial services do not appreciate the power of compounding. Ignore this only at YOUR OWN PERIL.

2. Understand the Power of NOW: LEARN the power of starting to compound as soon as possible in life. If you have not understood, NO TIME LIKE TODAY..pick up the pen, call the advisor, click on the net — whateva…just start, NOW, TODAY.

3. Understand the Power of Regularity — start a SIP AND make sure you do it regularly — not missing a single month. If by chance you do miss a month of investing, immediately pick up a cheque and send it in! At the end of a YEAR you should have invested 12* Amount being invested every month. If suddenly you have money, top up the SAME account.

4. Understand the power of Not Touching the Money for 'n' years: Capital and Wealth creation needs long periods of growth. If you do not touch the money for any sundry purpose, leave it untouched. This helps in compounding. REmember this for life!

5. Understand the power of LEARNING: If you are willing to wish to invest in equities — directly or through mutual funds,    learn as much  as possible about equities. Invest in learning, before you invest your money.

6. If you do not (or will not) learn about equities, never mind, learn the power of indexing in equities!

7. Learn simple things like keeping your accounts in an excel sheet and keep track of the paise….the rupee will take care of itself. Track your income, collect all monies due, track your expenses, track your investing and returns.

8. For events which you know invest. For sad events which MAY happen,insure. You never know….

9.Remember delayed gratification may not be easy, learn it. Food which gives 30 seconds of pleasure on the tongue stays in your waist for 30 years. I understand this….but when I see a sweet I still fall for it. Knowing and implementing are completely different animals. Alas!

10. Invest in education, training, health, travel and fun. Very important to remember do not forget the present for doing something great in the future. The future is important, but the present is vital.

The author P V Subramanyam is a Chartered Accountant by qualification and a financial trainer by profession. Writing being a passion he also regularly pens his thought in his blog Subramoney.com

Become a Member: HR Human Resources

Become a Member: HR Human Resources

Here are 10 great jobs for introverts:

Software engineer

Average annual salary: $97,581*

Analytical in nature, most software engineers enjoy the opportunity to figure out complicated solutions on their own. The option to work on a consulting basis is another perk of the position. Engineers also enjoy the challenge of their job since they must constantly learn new technologies and keep skills  up-to-date.

Pharmacist

Average annual salary: $117,475

For those with introverted personalities, pharmacy offers plenty of time for introspection but isn’t a job that’s entirely closed off from people — most pharmacists must still deal with patients on a daily basis. Many pharmacists also appreciate the contemplative and life changing nature of their work.

Accountant

Average annual salary: $59,159

With plenty of time to figure out complex problems, many accountants love their time alone while poring over spreadsheets. The analytical nature of the position and the constant challenges make it a great fit for introverts. Accounting also requires impeccable attention to detail because even small mistakes can significantly hurt clients.

Paralegal

Average annual salary: $62,853

Paralegals often draft contracts, do research and sift through records. The job is rewarding for those who love research and don’t need the buzz of constant interaction with a team. Since some guidance is provided, the career is a great steppingstone to other areas of the legal field.

Graphic designer

Average annual salary: $60,311

Often working flexible hours, graphic designers work individually to finish creative projects for various clients. Most designers relish the creativity that the field brings and do their best work almost entirely on their own. Graphic designers value the intersection of art and technology that the career brings.

Artist

Average annual salary: $43,984

Without managers or co-workers peeking over your shoulder, artists of any type relish working alone and producing one-of-a-kind work. Most of their interaction with others comes when the work is ready for display or to be put up for sale, so sales skills are a must.

Translator

Average annual salary: $56,266

The autonomy that comes with translating languages can be a draw for those looking to work for themselves. Many translators work on multiple projects at once and often manage their own deadlines. While most translators work for agencies, other form their own small businesses.

Technical writer

Average annual salary $70,306

Putting together technical copy can be a great job for introverts. Most writing projects are done on an individual basis and require infrequent interaction with supervisors, often without the need for an office. Technical writers must also be comfortable using references to put together their work.

Market research analyst

Average annual salary: $71,123

Looking into market trends to help understand consumer opinions can be a great position for introverts who are interesting in marketing. Research analysts do anything from one-off studies to extensive research around an area of consumer interest. Analyzing data is a significant part of their day.

Civil engineer

Average annual salary: $81,738

Although working in teams is part of the job description, civil engineers must do the bulk of their work individually. Civil engineers work on anything from tunnels to highways and supervise construction of this type of infrastructure.

13 Sample Illegal and Legal Interview Questions

1. Age

Inappropriate:

• How old are you?
• What year were you born?
• When did you graduate from high school?

Appropriate:

• Before hiring, asking if you are over the minimum age for the hours or working conditions.
• After hiring, verifying same with a birth certificate or other ID, and asking age on insurance forms.

2.Citizenship

Inappropriate:

• Are you a citizen of the US?
• Are your parents or spouse citizens of the US?
• On what dates did you , your parents or your spouse acquire US Citizenship?
• Are you, your parents or your spouse naturalized or native-born US citizens?

Appropriate:

• If you are not a US citizen, do you have the legal right to remain permanently in the US?
• What is your visa status (if no to the previous question).
• Are you able to provide proof of employment eligibility upon hire?

____________________________________________________

3.Criminal Record

Inappropriate:

• Have you ever been arrested?
• Have you ever spent a night in jail?

Appropriate:

• Have you ever been convicted of a crime?

_________________________________________________

4.Disability

Inappropriate:

• Do you have any disabilities?
• What's your medical history?
• How does your condition affect your abilities?

Appropriate:

• Can you perform the specific duties of the job.
• After hiring, ask about medical history on insurance forms.

_________________________________________________

5.Family

Inappropriate:

• Questions concerning spouse, or spouse's employment, salary, arrangements, or dependents.
• What kind of child care arrangements have you made?
• How will your spouse feel about the amount of time you will be traveling if you get this job?

Appropriate:

• Can you work overtime?
• Is there any reason you can't start at 7:30am?
• Whether an applicant can meet specified work schedules or has activities or commitments that may prevent him or her from meeting attendance requirements.

__________________________________________________ 
6.Marital Status

Inappropriate:

• Are you married, divorced, separated, engaged, widowed, etc?
• Is this your maiden or married name?
• What is the name of your relative/spouse/children?
• Do you live with your parents?

Appropriate:

• After hiring, marital status on tax and insurance forms.

_________________________________________________

7.Military

Inappropriate:

• What type or condition is your military discharge?
• Can you supply your discharge papers?
• What is your experience in other than US armed forces?

Appropriate:

• Describe the relevant work experience as it relates to this position that you acquired from a US armed forces.

__________________________________________________

8.National Origin

Inappropriate:

• What is your nationality?
• Where were you born?
• Where are your parents from?
• What's your heritage?
• What is your mother tongue?
• How did you acquire the ability to speak, read or write a foreign language?
• How did you acquire familiarity with a foreign country?
• What language is spoken in your home?

Appropriate:

• Verifying legal U.S. residence or work visa status.
• What languages do you speak, read or write fluently?

_________________________________________________ 
9.Parental Status

Inappropriate:

• How many kids do you have?
• Do you plan to have children?
• How old are your children?
• Are you pregnant?

Appropriate:

• After hiring, asking for dependent information on tax and insurance forms.

_________________________________________________

10.Race or Skin Color

Inappropriate:

• What race are you?
• Are you a member of a minority group?

Appropriate:

• None

_________________________________________________

11.Religion or Creed

Inappropriate:

• What is your religious affiliation?
• Which religious holidays will you be taking off from work?
• Do you attend church regularly?

Appropriate:

• Can you work on Saturdays?

_________________________________________________

12.Residence

Inappropriate:

• Do you own or rent your home?
• Do you live in town?
• With whom do you live?

Appropriate:

• Inquiries about the address to facilitate contact with the applicant.
• Will you be able to start work at 8:00am?

__________________________________________________

13.Sex

Inappropriate:

• Do you wish to be addressed as Mr., Mrs., Miss, or Ms.?
• What are your plans to have children in the future?

Appropriate:

None

Source:University of Chicago