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How can be successful in new Job.

Congratulations on your new job! Now, here are some tips on how to be successful when you first start out.

Introducing Yourself: 

Take the initiative to meet people in office, go an meet them and introduce yourself. Start with the group that’s closest to you, the people you’re directly working with.

Ask Questions: 

If you want to be successful in new job, you need to understand the system and learn how usually things are done. So that you need to ask tons of questions with your colleague.What is the team working on right now? What are the biggest obstacles? What can you do to be helpful today?

Be Humble : 

Even if you are most experienced person be humble, if someone offers some help or advice, accept it.Take the time to thank the people who are showing you the ropes, don’t take credit for work you haven’t done and listen more than you speak.

Make Friendship.

Making friends at work is more important than you might think.Try expanding your horizons beyond the people you’ll be working with every day by inviting different groups of people you meet out for lunch or coffee.

Get Organized.

Especially because a lot of new information is coming your way, setting good habits and being organized from the start will make your life easier down the line.

Get Feedback: 

At the end of the first week, sit down with your manager to talk about the status of the projects assigned to you and ask any lingering questions you may have. This is a great opportunity to get some early feedback on what you are doing right, what needs to be done better, and how you can spend your time during your second week for the greatest benefit of the team.

Show Your Face.

Sit in on as many meetings as you can, and don’t be afraid to speak up.Not only will you get a feel for what and who’s important in the company, but others will start to get used to seeing you around. Establish yourself in your expert area, and they’ll know who to come to in the future.

Social Networking. 

Once you’re officially on the job,  update your title across your own social media platforms and also start following your new company and colleagues. As you meet new people, cement the relationships by finding them on Twitter or LinkedIn. Maintaining your professional network is a good way to keep a pulse on the job market and your profession. Meantime find the time to send an email to your old mentor or chat with a friend from the old office.

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Teacher’s Day : A day to remember and thanks our teachers.

The role of teacher in our life is invaluable as they lay foundation in growing up years. A teacher’s role is not only to provide knowledge to their students but also to inspire and encourage them. A teacher is a superhuman individual  capable of producing miracles from every single pupil. Teachers’ Day is a day to remember and thanks our teachers, who guide us to be learned students and better human beings.

Teacher’s day is celebrated across the world on different dates. In India, teachers day is celebrated on September 5, the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Since 1962. He was the first Vice-President of India and the second President of India. He was a teacher who dedicated his life towards education and shaping up the youth of the country.

On this special day, we share some quotes by famous personalities about teachers and education.

“It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression & knowledge.” – Albert Einstein.

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” – Nelson Mandela.

“I have always felt that the true text-book for the pupil is his teacher “- Mahatma Gandhi.

“If you were successful somebody along the line gave you some help. There was a great teacher somewhere in your life”  – Barack Obama.

“The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires.”
― William Arthur Ward

“One child, one teacher, one book, one pen can change the world.”
― Malala Yousafzai,

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How can you find or build your dream job from you current job?

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Build your dream Job from you current job

Not all are satisfied with their current job and they are unhappy but they have a dream job in their mind. Lets see some of the principles, which can change your career and life, so that you can find or build your dream job from your current job.

Adding Skills

First, treat your current job as your dream job to create the life you want. Think about the activities, which can be added to your current job, find new skills and task from your current job, which can be added to your resume. Finding the things which you are enjoyed in the current job and how can you add more things which is enjoyable. Explore all the opportunities available in the current job and try to utilize it to add some additional skills.

Change your thoughts.

You think that your current job has nothing in it to get for your future and the career you thought about. Change your thoughts and try to do little things every day to reach your dream job. If you think your career transition will be hard, it will be hard. If you think it will be fun and easy, it will be. Change your attitude, and start doing new things and stop saying NO to things which you feel, it was not my job.  

Change Your Mindset.

Instead of thinking, “How will I get my next job?” think, “How can I get best from my current job.You have talents within you that you are aware of and others you aren’t even aware of yet. To earn more, you must learn more.  You are in charge of your career success and career growth.

Be Grateful to your current job.

Don’t focus on hating your current job, be grateful for it even if it is not your dream job, this job will help you pay the expenses to reach your goal. Things will begin to change, you will enjoy your job more, and you will notice more opportunities than before. Your current job will be one big step for the dream job and your ideal career.

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Top Career Myth that affect people miserable

Myth 1: If I skip my vacation, I’ll get a promotion.

Skipping vacation sounds like a great way to impress the boss, but studies shows it has the opposite effect.Rather than skip your vacation, schedule it ahead, and then resist the urge to “check in.” Your ability to separate yourself from work tells your boss that you’re independent and not in the slightest doubt of your value to the firm.

Myth 2: If I work really hard, I’ll get a raise.

The way to get a raise is create more value for the firm, and then documenting that you created that value. But even before that, get a commitment from your boss that if you exceed your goals you’ll get an appropriate raise.

Myth 3: If I help others, they’ll help me in return.

 If you’re too helpful, you can become a dumping ground where everyone throws tasks they’d rather not do themselves.This isn’t to say you shouldn’t be helpful, but that it’s wise to temper your helpfulness with a little bit of cynicism.

Myth 4: If I’m more accessible, people will value me more.

Making yourself available all the time is great way to say “my time isn’t worth much.” One of the great truths of marketing is that people place a higher value on resources that are scarce than identical resources that are plentiful.

Myth 5: If I turn down a project, my boss won’t like me.

Look, the top priority in your relationship with your boss isn’t to be liked but to be respected. If you accept donkey-work or extra projects when you’re already running at 100%, the boss may be pleased but will secretly think “what a chump!”

 Myth 6: If I provide more information, customers will buy.

What’s valuable is the right information at the right time. And the right time to provide information is when the customer asks for it.Look, the customers are only interested in themselves. So if you’re not talking about them you’re boring them.

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Source: www.inc.com

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What are the top 8 things you should avoid in a job interview?



 

 

 

  1. Don’t be late. Arrive at-least 10 minutes before interview time.
  2. Don’t dress casually. Dress according to the office culture and make sure you are comfortable in that dress.
  3. Don’t neglect your hygiene. Avoid strong odors like smoke, perfume.
  4. Don’t look or sound like you are bored at any point during the interview.
  5. Do not be under-prepared. Learn about the company and its activity from Website
  6. Don’t complain. You should have a very positive attitude during the interview and want to have a clear sharp but positive reason to leave your current position like, I’m looking for a new challenge, I want to work closer to where I live, I want to see how great this industry is, etc.
  7. Don’t get too personal.
  8. Don’t forget to thank everyone for his or her time.
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Quick Tips for a Job Interview

Here the list of some tips for you to prepare for in personal  job interview,

  • Prepare copies of your resume/CV and cover letter and make a print of it in good quality paper.
  • Dress according to the office culture and make sure you are comfortable in that dress.
  • Keep your hair and makeup simple.
  • Arrive early at least 10 minutes before interview.
  • Turn off or silence your mobile phone devices.
  • Stand up when your interviewer walks in, keep a friendly and appropriate distance.
  • Maintain eye contact.
  • Keep strong and confident posture.
  • Keep smile, don’t afraid to brag.
  • Make your narrative clear and tie your experience to the job specs.
  • Ask for feedback, listen carefully.
  • Thank the interviewer for their time and wish them a good day.
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VAT in UAE

While most of UAE residents are aware that VAT is coming from January 2018, but  until now there has been little detail on what VAT would and would not apply to. So lets check what is VAT means and how does it affect the residents.

What is VAT?

VAT (Value Added TAX), which is also called as ‘tax on consumption’, is simply a tax that is payable while purchasing any product. VAT is a particular percentage of the cost of goods and services, which is added by the producer to the inputs before they are sold as new offerings. The implementation of VAT is an important step to strengthen the indirect tax structure of any country.

Source : www.mof.gov.ae

 

Why VAT in UAE?

The implementation of VAT will be another source of raising revenues for governments in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC). GCC countries have decided to implement taxation as part of the governments’ efforts to diversify revenues in the context of sharp decline in oil prices.

Who will pay the VAT?

VAT will be payable by every individual in the country, who will be willing to buy any product or service.

What will be the VAT Rates?

The VAT rates will be equal or less than to 5% in UAE.

Is there will be VAT on Salary?

No, The UAE will remain tax-free in many ways even after the implementation of VAT as there is no income tax on salaries in the country.

What will be taxed?

Electronics, smart phones, cars, jewelry, watches, eating out,  carbonated drinks, energy drinks and entertainment will fall under the taxed category.

All food set to be taxed under VAT in UAE

UAE’s VAT on gold jewellery will be on the entire piece

What will be exempt from the tax?

Education, healthcare, residential real estate, local transport and international travel are exempted from tax.

No VAT will be payable on nursery school, pre-school, elementary school and government-funded university fees as these will be zero-rated. Preventative and basic healthcare services and related goods and services will not attract a VAT charge. Certain financial services will be exempt from VAT, such as loans, mortgages and life insurance products, and Islamic banking will be treated in the same way as standard banking. Although VAT will be added to the price of petrol, the supply of local passenger transport, such as taxis, buses and the metro will be either exempt or zero-rated, and consumers will not be affected. International transport, whether by air, sea or road, will also be free of VAT.