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B.Com graduate who enjoys operations, people management, and event coordination—what skill should I invest in?

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Hi everyone,

I'm a B.Com graduate, and I'm trying to build a career in operations, business, or management.

I've realized that I genuinely enjoy managing people, coordinating events, organizing tasks, solving problems, and making sure things run smoothly. I don't see myself as someone who enjoys routine accounting work. Instead, I'm more interested in operations, project coordination, business development, and eventually management.

I'm looking to invest my time in a skill or certification that will actually help me grow my career and improve my employability.

A few questions:

- What are the most valuable skill-based courses for someone with my interests?

- Should I focus on Project Management, Operations, Supply Chain, HR, Data Analytics, or something else?

- Are there any certifications that employers genuinely value?

- If you were in my position, what would you choose and why?

My long-term goal is to move into leadership and eventually build my own business, so I'm looking for skills that will be useful in both a job and entrepreneurship.

I'd really appreciate advice from people working in these fields. Thanks in advance!

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