Dear All,
Please guide me whether I should go into that co. which provides me knowledge and less money or in which provides me more money and limited scope of learning in HR. I am 29 years old so at this stage what should be ideal decision for me? Please guide me.
Regards,
Vishal.
From India, Kalol
Please guide me whether I should go into that co. which provides me knowledge and less money or in which provides me more money and limited scope of learning in HR. I am 29 years old so at this stage what should be ideal decision for me? Please guide me.
Regards,
Vishal.
From India, Kalol
Hi,
Let me be very upfront with you, whether you like it or not You need to make your own decision taking into account the pros and cons.
If I was in you place I would settle for a company with less money and more knowlege as in the long run this is going to help me.I beleive that Knowledge is Power.
Lastly I feel your age has nothing to do with this.I hope I have solve yoru query.
Regards
Karuuna
From India, Mumbai
2Let me be very upfront with you, whether you like it or not You need to make your own decision taking into account the pros and cons.
If I was in you place I would settle for a company with less money and more knowlege as in the long run this is going to help me.I beleive that Knowledge is Power.
Lastly I feel your age has nothing to do with this.I hope I have solve yoru query.
Regards
Karuuna
From India, Mumbai
Hi Vishal,
Very well understand your dilemma on making a choice between money and knowledge.
Fully agree with the views of Karuuna and Raghav.Even i faced the similar situation in different circumstances and opted for an opportunity which provided for learning new skills and i have no regrets as it has given me much more what i could ask!..
Having said so what is more important the money and knowledge is more or less redundant or obvious as there are three factors which should assist you in making the final decision viz:
People, Product and Reputation.
People
Before you make a choice - profile and do discreet enquiry about the key decision makers who decide the culture/work ethics of the organization.Whether you like it or not your future prospects and sense of work satisfaction will be determined by them.
Don't base your decision strictly on the job interview as THEY want you to have on board. :D
The product
Understand and review the product and services offered by the company and if you are a MBA graduate - do SWOT analysis.
Ask questions like - What did it look like a year ago? Two? Five? How has it evolved to meet the needs of the customer? Has the product/services changed on a continuous curve, or has it made some leaps that significantly changed the way its customers benefit from it?
Money may be very good but if the survival of the company in the competitive scenario is a suspect then you may have face the pink slip!
Reputation
It matters a lot..just think what happend to the employees who worked with Enron, Trade India etc - flight by night operators..
Lastly your age : You are just 29 years and have next 31 years to develop your professional career!..
When you've got the information you need, you'll be able to put the compensation, the benefits and all the other relevant issues into perspective when evaluating your options.
Best wishes,
Rajat Joshi
From India, Pune
Very well understand your dilemma on making a choice between money and knowledge.
Fully agree with the views of Karuuna and Raghav.Even i faced the similar situation in different circumstances and opted for an opportunity which provided for learning new skills and i have no regrets as it has given me much more what i could ask!..
Having said so what is more important the money and knowledge is more or less redundant or obvious as there are three factors which should assist you in making the final decision viz:
People, Product and Reputation.
People
Before you make a choice - profile and do discreet enquiry about the key decision makers who decide the culture/work ethics of the organization.Whether you like it or not your future prospects and sense of work satisfaction will be determined by them.
Don't base your decision strictly on the job interview as THEY want you to have on board. :D
The product
Understand and review the product and services offered by the company and if you are a MBA graduate - do SWOT analysis.
Ask questions like - What did it look like a year ago? Two? Five? How has it evolved to meet the needs of the customer? Has the product/services changed on a continuous curve, or has it made some leaps that significantly changed the way its customers benefit from it?
Money may be very good but if the survival of the company in the competitive scenario is a suspect then you may have face the pink slip!
Reputation
It matters a lot..just think what happend to the employees who worked with Enron, Trade India etc - flight by night operators..
Lastly your age : You are just 29 years and have next 31 years to develop your professional career!..
When you've got the information you need, you'll be able to put the compensation, the benefits and all the other relevant issues into perspective when evaluating your options.
Best wishes,
Rajat Joshi
From India, Pune
Thank u Karuuna, Raghav & Rajat for your valuable opinion. I feel proud to be in Citehr so that I can get these type of prospective friends without bias in their mind.
From India, Kalol
From India, Kalol
Defintely go for the one which can give your more knowledge and less money.
If you gain good experience, it can help you to face any challenges at job. It prepares you for a higher position. Can you buy knowledge with the money you have? A proverb goes you can buy books but not the Knowledge.
If you look for shortterm gain, in longterm you may loose. Always better to see for longterm career prospects when choosing a job or accepting a job offer.
thanks
RAM
http://nicheitjobs.googlepages.com
From India, Madras
If you gain good experience, it can help you to face any challenges at job. It prepares you for a higher position. Can you buy knowledge with the money you have? A proverb goes you can buy books but not the Knowledge.
If you look for shortterm gain, in longterm you may loose. Always better to see for longterm career prospects when choosing a job or accepting a job offer.
thanks
RAM
http://nicheitjobs.googlepages.com
From India, Madras
I agree with all the suggestions of our colleagues.
To add a little bit to what's already said; when it comes to money, "How much is enough?" is a good indicator.
After about 2 decades of industrial exp, I can tell you, irrespective of your pay pack, you will always look for a growth in emoluments - most of the time, your expenses tend to match your income.
The same cannot be said about knowledge/ skills.
So, I'd say opt for 'Learnining now money later'.
regards
VAMSI
To add a little bit to what's already said; when it comes to money, "How much is enough?" is a good indicator.
After about 2 decades of industrial exp, I can tell you, irrespective of your pay pack, you will always look for a growth in emoluments - most of the time, your expenses tend to match your income.
The same cannot be said about knowledge/ skills.
So, I'd say opt for 'Learnining now money later'.
regards
VAMSI
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