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I have moved in with a couple of good friends called Rohan and Grishm. They are Gujaratis from Bombay. I will stay with them till my wife joins me in July in Adelaide.
Now since I am settled in Adelaide the next step in the journey will be to find a job, of course a part-time job. According to the visa regulations here I can work only 20 hrs a week.
There has been a large influx of students in the past semester here and the job market has become highly competitive. The rates are going down, especially on the casual jobs and the market temp and part-time market has excess supply.
Getting a job would make it a easier for me to manage my living expenses and may be save some money too for my next semester fees. I have started sending my resumes to various jobs and consultants.
A lot of students do a variety of jobs like Kitchen Hands, Call Centers, Retail Sales, Supermarket jobs etc. I am looking at a job where I can use some of my previous experience and which is not as bad as a kitchen hand.
I am hoping that I will get some decent job. In case anybody can direct me to a good job please e-mail me : anantula [at] gmail DOT com
posted by Suhit Anantula @ 7:19 pm
13 Comments:
Hey Chaos Warrior:
Nice to know about your consultancy. I totally agree with your analysis that if you do not have any practical work experience then it does not make sense to do a MBA.
In the blog entry I wrote about the general state of the students in Adelaide, in UniSA. This also is limited to International students who have come here with limited or no experience.
On my part I am trying to get a job which has an element of work which I have done in the past. And I did do some decent stuff in the past,
Let me try my luck. Thanks for the advice, will keep updating.
Suhit
Hi Suhit,
Came across your blog cos it there was a link on my , must be part of that top blog thing you mentioned.
Good luck for your MBA, I have not done one myself, probably a little too young at this stage, but I have a few friends that have. They've all said its a great way to take a time-out on your current career -, think, be educated and refocus and ensure that you're doing what you want to be doing in life...
In terms of finding a job, it can be discouraging. I've heard endless stories of
I've been looking to change jobs for months,and I've found it very difficult. Qualifications, education and experience dont make the task any easier, they just make it the same frustrating game but on a different level. I've also come from overseas and this can work both for and against you- I myself, have been working in a call center for the past few months. Not the ideal job but I have to do something to pay the rent. Its all part of life
For what its worth, have a look at my blog posting - its advice on how to find a job on the net - based on my experiences on how to find a job in oz on the net - hope you find it useful!
http://johnnyshapblog.blogspot.com/2005/04/guide-to-applying-for-work-on-internet.html
( i promise I'm not trying to give my blog a plug:), just thought you might enjoy it )
Well good luck in the job hunt , and with the MBA !
johnnyshap
Have you try to find in this jobs in Australia site?
Hopefully you can get your dream jobs there.
personally, I find you all a little out of touch,however,I do agree with the comment that post-grad education should be conducted once real life experience has evolved. To me an MBA amplifies the skill and talent that you have already shown. It gives you the fundemental guildlines to conduct high-end business to the next level. Daddy's boys who can't think of an original idea or get off there a*se, have wasted a priviledge....and have personally down-grade the degree....which is quiet honorable...
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i completed my MBA in india, Now i m planning to migrate australia, what are the career opportunities over there for a MBA post Graduate.
Reply ASAP.
Hallo Indian Man,
Problem is we dont welcome indians in australia, mainly due to:
1. U smell
2. U behave bad with our woman
3. U think ur great, and pretend to speak in some kind of inpoverished slang
So go back indian man, to india, to your slums
hello,i m doing my MBA from INDIA this is my last semester.i m looking for job in Australia.
best wishes for you! may you get a good job soon.
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NICE BLOG!!! MBA is considered to be one of the most preferred post graduation course among the world today. Business management is currently the most sought after career option in the entire globe. Thanks for blogging...
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