Hi HR members,
I have a problem that I have completed my 10th class in 2000. Afterwards, I did not continue my studies due to some family problems. After that, I worked at BPC Ltd, a petrol bunk for 2 years. Later, I joined SDB SISCO security services as a security guard to support my family economically. I then resumed my studies in 2004 and have been continuing ever since. If an interviewer asks me about the 4-year gap, I can't show any experience certificates except ID cards.
What do I have to say? Please give suggestions.
Regards,
VEERU
MBA HR 2nd-year student.
From India, Pune
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1I have a problem that I have completed my 10th class in 2000. Afterwards, I did not continue my studies due to some family problems. After that, I worked at BPC Ltd, a petrol bunk for 2 years. Later, I joined SDB SISCO security services as a security guard to support my family economically. I then resumed my studies in 2004 and have been continuing ever since. If an interviewer asks me about the 4-year gap, I can't show any experience certificates except ID cards.
What do I have to say? Please give suggestions.
Regards,
VEERU
MBA HR 2nd-year student.
From India, Pune
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Hello Veeru,
Mr. Mukund is right. Tell the fact to the interviewer without hesitation. Further, you can add, despite the gap/difficulties, today you are rigorously continuing your studies and absorbing the knowledge to be at par with others. This will exhibit your positivity. Giving false reasons will not help you in the long run; rather, it is not morally correct. Don't even think about it.
All the best!
Regards, Vaishalee Parkhi
From India, Pune
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Mr. Mukund is right. Tell the fact to the interviewer without hesitation. Further, you can add, despite the gap/difficulties, today you are rigorously continuing your studies and absorbing the knowledge to be at par with others. This will exhibit your positivity. Giving false reasons will not help you in the long run; rather, it is not morally correct. Don't even think about it.
All the best!
Regards, Vaishalee Parkhi
From India, Pune
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You can tell the truth.. Explain the interviewers about the problems which was kept you away from studies ... The interviewer can understand .....
From India, Secunderabad
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Thank you vaishalee Parkhi and my dear cite members for giving valuable suggestion to my time gap problem. And i am very grateful to our cite members. Regards, VEERU
From India, Pune
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Veeru,
You have to be "grateful" and 'GREAT FULL'. You say you are studying MBA in HR. Please pay attention to your English first. These small mistakes will be great hurdles for you in your career. It is not 'forgiven' but 'giving'...
Hmmmmm.
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From India, Bengaluru
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You have to be "grateful" and 'GREAT FULL'. You say you are studying MBA in HR. Please pay attention to your English first. These small mistakes will be great hurdles for you in your career. It is not 'forgiven' but 'giving'...
Hmmmmm.
Best wishes
From India, Bengaluru
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Hi sir,
Actually, I am a Telugu medium student up to intermediate. I have completed a BBM degree with an HR specialization scoring 58%. Currently, I am pursuing an MBA (HR) in the 2nd year at Loyola College. Please give me suggestions to improve my English.
Regards,
VEERU
From India, Pune
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Actually, I am a Telugu medium student up to intermediate. I have completed a BBM degree with an HR specialization scoring 58%. Currently, I am pursuing an MBA (HR) in the 2nd year at Loyola College. Please give me suggestions to improve my English.
Regards,
VEERU
From India, Pune
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Veeru,
A lot of books are available for improving English. Google, and you will find out. Also, in many cities, part-time classes are available for improving your English language and communication skills. You can search through Justdial.com.
Best wishes
From India, Bengaluru
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A lot of books are available for improving English. Google, and you will find out. Also, in many cities, part-time classes are available for improving your English language and communication skills. You can search through Justdial.com.
Best wishes
From India, Bengaluru
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Read at least two pages of Newspaper loudly every day.Discuss with yourself in alone what you have read.You will be perfect within two months.
From India, Mumbai
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Dear TummalaPalli,
As you are saying, I have already faced something similar to yours. After completing my 12th in 2003, I worked in a garment showroom for 1 and a half years. After that, I completed my graduation in 2008 and MBA in 2010. I am now working in a leading edible oil company in North India. The reason I gave to the interviewer about the gap is my family's poor economic conditions.
Don't worry if you tell the truth, you will win.
Best of luck
From India, Jaipur
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As you are saying, I have already faced something similar to yours. After completing my 12th in 2003, I worked in a garment showroom for 1 and a half years. After that, I completed my graduation in 2008 and MBA in 2010. I am now working in a leading edible oil company in North India. The reason I gave to the interviewer about the gap is my family's poor economic conditions.
Don't worry if you tell the truth, you will win.
Best of luck
From India, Jaipur
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