Dear All,
Please help me out. I have been feeling stuck for around 4 years in a field where I am not satisfied in terms of job satisfaction and money. I want to change fields. Currently, I am working as an engineer. I have completed a diploma (regular) and a B. Tech (distance) in Electronics and Communication. I would greatly appreciate your valuable suggestions.
Regards,
GB
From India, Delhi
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Please help me out. I have been feeling stuck for around 4 years in a field where I am not satisfied in terms of job satisfaction and money. I want to change fields. Currently, I am working as an engineer. I have completed a diploma (regular) and a B. Tech (distance) in Electronics and Communication. I would greatly appreciate your valuable suggestions.
Regards,
GB
From India, Delhi
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There are cases of people who have left large companies for a small company to get more pay and so-called job satisfaction, only to regret the action and want to get back to the old firm. As you have not given enough detail about your present job, why you are dissatisfied, where you are located, etc., it is not possible to give you effective suggestions.
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Mr. Confused!
Don't worry! At times, it happens to many individuals. Take a break with your close relative or friend. Sit calmly and talk to the person and pour your heart out. Let your friend be an experienced or knowledgeable person whom you can trust and whose advice you value.
Secondly, do a SWOT analysis of yourself - listing out your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities available to you, and threats i.e., points which are against you - all in terms of your education, skills, knowledge, and experience. I am sure a clear picture will emerge if you do a proper analysis. If you feel you should pursue further qualifications and if you and your family can afford it, go ahead.
While many people may offer you various solutions, it may only add to your confusion quotient - like remedies when you catch a cold! There is no harm in considering different opinions, but be cautious as too many suggestions can lead to more confusion.
Another option is to identify and have a chat with a career counselor or psychologist who can provide better guidance.
Best wishes
From India, Bengaluru
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Don't worry! At times, it happens to many individuals. Take a break with your close relative or friend. Sit calmly and talk to the person and pour your heart out. Let your friend be an experienced or knowledgeable person whom you can trust and whose advice you value.
Secondly, do a SWOT analysis of yourself - listing out your strengths, weaknesses, opportunities available to you, and threats i.e., points which are against you - all in terms of your education, skills, knowledge, and experience. I am sure a clear picture will emerge if you do a proper analysis. If you feel you should pursue further qualifications and if you and your family can afford it, go ahead.
While many people may offer you various solutions, it may only add to your confusion quotient - like remedies when you catch a cold! There is no harm in considering different opinions, but be cautious as too many suggestions can lead to more confusion.
Another option is to identify and have a chat with a career counselor or psychologist who can provide better guidance.
Best wishes
From India, Bengaluru
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Hello GB,
Very well answered by Mr. Sundaram! Besides, the best way is to let some time pass until you are able to decide on anything concrete. I have seen a few of my friends who left their jobs because they did not find any charm in continuing without considering and planning for the future course of action. Ultimately, they had to repent later. So, stay cool and make decisions after thorough consideration.
All the best!
Regards,
Vaishalee Parkhi
From India, Pune
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Very well answered by Mr. Sundaram! Besides, the best way is to let some time pass until you are able to decide on anything concrete. I have seen a few of my friends who left their jobs because they did not find any charm in continuing without considering and planning for the future course of action. Ultimately, they had to repent later. So, stay cool and make decisions after thorough consideration.
All the best!
Regards,
Vaishalee Parkhi
From India, Pune
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