u/boldberyy

Hi guys, I'm a 24F and I've recently completed my MBA Pharma and MPharm. Unfortunately my campus could not provide placement to us. I really want to get into Brand management, but there are no roles for freshers obviously. My next best startegy was through the sales route since anyways I would have had sales stint as a management trainee. Now my concern is, I have financial obligations and the minimum in hand salary I expect is 8-9lpa. Will I be able to get that in GSK, P&G or Abbott? I've applied for the roles.

I've always been a strong believer that with hardwork and smart work everything can work. This is the first time, nothing is in favour for me. Job is really important for me because well, I have older parents. They don't want anything from me, but that's something I wanna do for them. Now I'm seriously scared because, there are no college placements,no referrals are working, everyone says hiring is freezed. I really tried my best to get a ppo but I didn't get because of their company policy. I really felt I'll get a job. Especially in one where I had got the final round interview. She just told me, the hiring is freezed. It was that one job I really had hope for. I really believed I'll join. Now I'm sure I'm not joining anywhere.

Hi so I've recently graduated but I honestly know nothing. I want to learn how to invest, learn how to file my taxes. I have absolutely 0 knowledge. So as a beginner can someone tell me the flow of any videos or what is should do and slowly actually start investing. Thanks

Hi guys. I'm a 25F. I recently graduated college. I realised something. I've always grown emotionally matured a little later than others which has directly impacted my analytical work. Eg, I went through severe attachment issues and when I over came that, I was a little better with my ability to solve analytical problems. The more I get emotionally balanced, my intellectual abilities have been better. Idk if it's making sense, but I do wanna work on this so, i don't always realise things a while later after a emotional learning. I hope I'm making a little sense. I'd really be grateful if someone can help me with this.

Hi guys. I'm a 25F. I recently graduated college. I realised something. I've always grown emotionally matured a little later than others which has directly impacted my analytical work. Eg, I went through severe attachment issues and when I over came that, I was a little better with my ability to solve analytical problems. The more I get emotionally balanced, my intellectual abilities have been better. Idk if it's making sense, but I do wanna work on this so, i don't always realise things a while later after a emotional learning. I hope I'm making a little sense. I'd really be grateful if someone can help me with this.