Some people aim for high-paying careers in order to seek personal growth as well as more financial freedom individually. Many fresh business graduates are not very satisfied with their current job. They have to bear with hardships of life such as inflation, high standards of living, personal or family commitments.
There are handfuls of individuals who are not complacent with their current salary. Employees are valued based on their experiences, work-commitment and also their academic qualification. If you are the one who has vast work experiences and showed much commitment to your company but lacking in academic qualification, you are advised to get a MBA degree if you plan a career change.
Firstly, one of the alternatives of getting a MBA course is via online MBA institution. Various business schools offer myriad accredited MBA degree programs. Make sure you do a survey on several business schools for information about the course enrollment. If you are a working adult, averagely you will complete a MBA course within 3 years if you opt for a part-time MBA course. Getting a certified MBA degree is just early step for securing a high-paying job.
If you have already securely get a MBA qualification, you have to update your academic qualification on your resume. Writing a good resume gives you higher chances of getting your desired job. Try to make your resume look very simple and elegant. Do request for a reference letter or testimonial from your former course lecturers and former employer to emphasize on your ability and skills that are needed in your current job application.
In this high-paying job niche, you need to be very motivated in several aspects - management, communication skills, sales and marketing. Most organizations recruit outgoing and pleasant looking individuals. Talking about appearances, like the old sayings - clothes make the men. In other words, you need to allocate some expenses on formal attire to boost your charisma.
Leadership is the most vital value if you are aiming to become a high-paid employee. You have to endure critical decision-making situations in order to compete with others. Developing leadership talents requires time and effort. You can gain insight of leadership qualities via reality shows such as "The Apprentice" and "Survivor". It helps you to adapt in a fast-paced environments where you need to face relentless challenges.
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Versatility in Education - II
Ahead of defining a process where the learner can actually learn at ones own pace; at the time when the person deems fit and with a mentor to guide the person when the person wants to learn. Let’s clearly analyze the needs or perhaps even wants to embark on a journey of learning.
The inherent need to learn is due to the fact that we need to constantly improve, learning need not be limited to the amount of knowledge obtained from books or associations with scholars or any such structured syllabus but in fact from the everyday learning from life itself. To think of it, what can be a better school than the school of life! Having said that; it is also incredibly difficult to learn from life, if at first we do not have a form of education which makes us interpret the knowledge available to us. We would never have learnt the importance of freedom unless we have at some point been denied it. Learning is interpreting and understanding reality in a different way. Learning involves comprehending the world by reinterpreting knowledge1.
The glorious fact remains that the learner has differentiated himself from the rest of the crowd and has set the stage for success by simply acknowledging the need to constantly learn and by taking the very first step of understanding the need to learn.
What if the learner does not have time – can they find it?
What if the learner does not have the resources – can the universe in some form create the resources?
Take the first step, and your mind will mobilize all its forces to your aid. Once the battle is startled, all that is within and without you will come to your assistance. The Universe in its entirety will stand by you.
With technology today, perhaps the art of learning has been simplified to such an extent that it is not only accessible but can also be all pervasive. In the days of yore we have heard the hardships of traveling to a far of land to learn, we have heard of the greats who have graced our planet but how did they travel in 1815? Let us for a brief moment reflect on the hardship faced by these personalities and how much more could they have done had there been correspondence education, distance education or for that matter even online education. These luminaries would have spread the “cheer of knowledge” perhaps more effectively. How many more luminaries could the world have witnessed and how much more of a better place would the world have been? These luminaries are set apart in the grand stage simply because they taught, they mentored, and they were there when the avid student needed them. Is this serendipity or is this just how the world operates that the seeker always finds the answer.
1 quoted in Ramsden 1992: 26
The inherent need to learn is due to the fact that we need to constantly improve, learning need not be limited to the amount of knowledge obtained from books or associations with scholars or any such structured syllabus but in fact from the everyday learning from life itself. To think of it, what can be a better school than the school of life! Having said that; it is also incredibly difficult to learn from life, if at first we do not have a form of education which makes us interpret the knowledge available to us. We would never have learnt the importance of freedom unless we have at some point been denied it. Learning is interpreting and understanding reality in a different way. Learning involves comprehending the world by reinterpreting knowledge1.
The glorious fact remains that the learner has differentiated himself from the rest of the crowd and has set the stage for success by simply acknowledging the need to constantly learn and by taking the very first step of understanding the need to learn.
What if the learner does not have time – can they find it?
What if the learner does not have the resources – can the universe in some form create the resources?
Take the first step, and your mind will mobilize all its forces to your aid. Once the battle is startled, all that is within and without you will come to your assistance. The Universe in its entirety will stand by you.
With technology today, perhaps the art of learning has been simplified to such an extent that it is not only accessible but can also be all pervasive. In the days of yore we have heard the hardships of traveling to a far of land to learn, we have heard of the greats who have graced our planet but how did they travel in 1815? Let us for a brief moment reflect on the hardship faced by these personalities and how much more could they have done had there been correspondence education, distance education or for that matter even online education. These luminaries would have spread the “cheer of knowledge” perhaps more effectively. How many more luminaries could the world have witnessed and how much more of a better place would the world have been? These luminaries are set apart in the grand stage simply because they taught, they mentored, and they were there when the avid student needed them. Is this serendipity or is this just how the world operates that the seeker always finds the answer.
1 quoted in Ramsden 1992: 26
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