As a career, finance is a popular choice. The pay is good and there is a wide range of career choices, from accounting to banking. An understanding of business is important, of course, but what else do you need to secure a great job in Finance?
Most interviewees focus only on what job interview questions they will be asked and what answers they should give. Few give enough attention to what questions they should ask of their interviewer(s)
A follow-up to one Indian immigrant’s predicament with choosing and finding the right balance between the cultural heritage of her homeland and the country she now calls home
It's the first thing potential employers read, and it can set the tone for your entire resume. The objective you list on your resume can make the difference between "keep reading" and "toss it" in the minds of hiring managers, so it's worth your time and attention
Convention participants will engage over two-and-a-half days learning and discussing the framework for business success through knowledge capital, leadership expansion, and relationship development
There is no doubt that India will continue to undergo tremendous change. With that change, a newly minted professional class, particularly women, are finding themselves as unlikely pioneers in the effort to try to reconcile traditional Indian dress with the dress of western corporate culture
The initial phone interview has become a fairly recent development in the job interview process. Here are a few tips to help ease your way into the actual interview
By embracing the emotional diversity within the organization instead of attempting to quell it, employees communicate more effectively, accept divergent viewpoints and are able to truly pull together as a high-performing team
Every kind of organization – no matter its size, no matter its type – has one thing in common – and that is the set of standard job interview questions its management ask interview candidates
This week in our examination of India's cultural revolution, we take a look at the ramifications modernization is having on one of India's most sacred and traditional of institutions. That is to say, an Indian wedding
So you have landed a new job and are anxious to get started building your career at the new company. Once you get over your new employee fears and get oriented in your new space, you will find it takes more than smiles and kind words to fit in
This week in our introspective on India’s cultural revolution, we take a look at the evolution of India’s retail industry and the emergence of western-style malls and shops catering to a newly rich and consumer-driven class of Indians
Your interview is ending, and there is a pause. The interviewer looks at you and asks, "So, do you have any questions for me?" What will be your response?
It's an age-old question that comes in many forms. Do nice employees finish last? Is it better to be feared than loved? Does the squeaky wheel really get the grease?
In the early 1980s, cultural sensitivity in the workplace was a strange notion. Women and minorities did not have formidable diversity departments standing behind them, and many dealt with open hostility and condescension on a daily basis. Jeannie Diefenderfer was one of them
This week in our series examining the cultural revolution occurring in India, we take a look at the friction point between western cultural influence and that which is native to India in the form of what Indians are now choosing to celebrate
