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0:00 Intro
2:16 Difference between Job market 2022 and 2023
7:03 Economy can be better in 2024
7:23 Things that work for Job search and things that don’t
9:13 My favorite job search / networking approach
12:18 Role of Mentor
15:24 Internships struggles that students go through
19:23 Journey to 100% Scholarship at Georgia Tech
25:33 Mental stress you go through in your MBA journey
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The United States is known for attracting a large number of international students every year, and among them, Indian students make up a significant portion. Many Indian students come to the US to pursue higher education, with a large number of them enrolling in Master of Business Administration (MBA) programs. However, the recent economic recession has raised concerns about the reality of Indian students in the US, particularly those pursuing MBA degrees.
The economic recession has had widespread effects on the US economy, including the job market. Many industries have been hit hard, leading to a decrease in job opportunities and an increase in competition for available positions. This has made it challenging for international students, including those from India, to secure jobs and internships in the US.
For Indian students pursuing MBA degrees, the reality of the recession has been especially tough. Many of these students come to the US with the hopes of gaining valuable work experience and eventually securing high-paying jobs in the country. However, the recession has made this dream seem increasingly out of reach.
One Indian MBA scholar, who wishes to remain anonymous, shared their experience of the recession’s impact on their job search. “I came to the US with the hope of building a successful career in the business world. However, the recession has made it extremely difficult to find job opportunities, especially as an international student. Many companies are hesitant to hire foreign workers due to the uncertainty in the economy, leaving us with limited options for employment.”
The current political climate and policies related to immigration have also added to the challenges faced by Indian students in the US. The uncertainty surrounding visa restrictions and the potential changes to work visa programs have created a sense of instability for international students, making it even more difficult for them to plan their future in the country.
Despite these challenges, many Indian students in the US remain resilient and determined to overcome the obstacles posed by the recession. Some have turned to alternative options, such as seeking internships, networking with professionals in their field, and exploring opportunities in other countries. Others have chosen to pursue further education or gain additional skills to increase their competitiveness in the job market.
The reality of Indian students in the US during the recession is a complex and challenging one. While the economic downturn has created significant hurdles for these students, many remain hopeful and determined to navigate through these tough times. As the world continues to grapple with the effects of the recession, it is crucial for the US to support and provide opportunities for international students, who contribute to the diversity and richness of the country’s academic and professional landscape.
He speaks very well, best wishes to his future.
Why is he just naming again And again and again only AMAZON.
Nowadays, many educated youth are after green card and settlement in usa. Young parents of age 50 years are encouraging. But there are social and historic issues to be considered. Social: When children are 25 years old , parents are 50 years old. Children want to go abroad and parents are healthy, active , want to send them abroad and happily sending. After 10 more years these kids get married, they want their children to be nris by birth and take parents help for deliveries and bringig up of their children for some time. . At this age many parents are healthy and happily doing this job. After 10 more years , both parents or one of them become sick because of old age and they have to lead lonely life in india at 70 years age with nobody's support. This is because in some cases , all children are settling abroad. Some times only single parents are living and leading lonely life in india. They can't adjust abroad environment. In some cases both parents though healthy, they have to lead lonely life and they also don't know when they will become sick because of old age of 70 years. Historic 20 years back , assam burnt because of migration of people from west Bengal and bangladesh. We know what happened in srilanka because of migration of tamils, thirty years back. It burnt like anything. We also know reasons for bifurcation of ap into telagana and ap. All these happened because of migration of people from other regions. To have some higher standard of living, we want to be part of a minority group in another country, even after watching all this history. We want our future generations to be permanent minorities there. We want people of that country to show solidarity with us. I don't find any country wrong, if it wants to protect its citizens interest. If person doesn't find a suitable job , he has to go anywhere on earth for survival. But people who go abroad iiespecially in IT sector are of not this category.
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Informative video
video is worth watching
How is uk ? Considering Master after that PhD
In the coming Next 10 years It will not matter which university you graduated from. DO not waste money on this, do certifications, gain experience and improve your communication skills. that's it.
Being a manager is about attitude and identity and not work decorum maybe would help in japan. A stronger identity and attitude cannot be taught so cannot undervalue an experience basis pay or type
Ab low ana baki hai gadhe..wapas aja..iye bahar rahte hai aur inko kya chal raha hai ehi nehi pata..inke baton me maat padna
he speaks so well.
Bhai please hairstyle change.. Karlo.. Accha nhi lagta.. Saari videos dekhta hoon.. Par dhyaan apke baalo pe jata hai.. It's a humble request from your little brother❤..
Arey chutheye sing your hairstyle sucks you are a sucker . well , one should have LinkedIn connections, bridge gap between industry and skills you have.
You have to start job search from moment you start college in USA , I had to apply 1300 jobs to get my first job.
You have to improve along the way .
World population in
1947……40 crores.
In
2023……800 crores.
World should reduce population, to reduce all our problems.
All countries, should reduce 50%, population.
Tariq is intelligent for his age. Will go long way.
What is the Uniform concept ? Can you please explain again ?
they talk about halal boxes and then rally against us
did anyone notice sundar pichai in background 3:20
Great Interview!
Bhai gardan kam hilayaa karo yrr