Ricardo Said:

my company would like to hire a medical equipment repair technician from india.where can i get one?need basis

We Answered:

You need maintance department from india post your equipment details which you like to repare it on time to time

there are companys who do this kind of jobs

Adrian Said:

What should I do I am perplexed & confused & misguided in life?

We Answered:

Hello Friend

you seems to be unhappy with the job and you are just working there because your family and brother in law is forcing you to do not even you are making progress or making any contribution to the company, I highly recommend you to leave the job but again depends on your financial position. As per your writing you seems to have lot of experience in pharma industry may be you can look for cities like bangalore,hyderabad, or mumbai there is lot of potential for the people with pharma industry this way you may also meet new friends and may get interest to do your job. Continue doing MBA it will add to your experience and resume and may get a good job in the future, Try to get a new job in 6 months and once you get the job also try to get married you are 32 years and its time you should think of your marriage,you seems to be less in confident, Be confident and love yourself dont be sad about anything yar, Remember one thing "Love What You do and Do what you love" this way you will get sucess in life.

Michele Said:

can i get sone legal advice..i just dont know what to do..i'm feeling bad and i just dont want to over do it?

We Answered:

Sue them for harassment; and get a restraining order that he can't send you any more complaints????wtf?

Gladys Said:

ok. how can i go to the west indies from india. being a doctor???

We Answered:

yeah you are right ,u need to have a friend who's already working there to make your passage smooth!!!!

SHALL I GIVE YOU A SINCERE ADVICE??
marry a NURSE IN US !!!
that's the best PASSAGE TO AMERICA!!!!

Gwendolyn Said:

Jobs in China---Very depressed, can anyone give me info?

We Answered:

Jebbie, I'm in my mid-to-late-40's so I understand exactly what you are saying about the insurance issue. I also have two children who need insurance as well. For us, we were fortunate enough to sell at house at the peak of the California real estate market so we are able to supplement our Chinese income with our investments.

Our in-China income is more than enough to support our family of four in-country. Our university pays for our air tickets to/from the US, but not for our children. Our China income does not provide enough for their tickets and for costs of visiting the US each year. However, we work for local universities and not in the private sector. Our investments cover our Stateside expenses, as well as our insurance costs.

You may want to consider finding an international insurance company that would cover catastrophic events like a serious illness or something that needs additional attention. We pay for our annual check-ups in the States and haven't had to make a claim. I pay for my own mammograms rather than filing an insurance claim. This keeps us "off the radar" and keeps our insurance costs low. Additionally, I've used SOS services in Beijing a couple of times and the one time that I needed additional tests, etc., I had it done in Hong Kong. Much cheaper than the States.

If you are hired as a "foreign-hire" then your cost goes up significantly for your company. You'd need to have special skills to justify that cost. However, if you are able to network your skills in an area where there are jobs, then you will have a way to keep aware of the openings.

I suggest you check the American Chamber of Commerce in Beijing. http://www.amchamchina.org/jobs

Also try to find out a list of major corporations in China and log into their jobs available pages. Many international companies have need of those from their home country as well as local hires.

If you feel that teaching isn't "your thing" then it's important to recognize that. The bar for teaching is being raised each year and simply being a native speaker is no longer enough to get a job. Yes, private schools are notorious for hiring anyone and everyone who can speak English, but as education progresses, those schools will be subject to more intense evaluations, etc. I know one of the largest private school chains in the country (New Oriental) has opened in my city and charges a TON of money for a student to take classes (5,000 yuan for two weeks) and parents pay it, thinking that the cost must mean it's a good program. These same students return to their regular schools (high school) where they also have native English teachers with teaching skills and there is no improvement and nothing to show for the cost except for bragging rights that "I took a course at New Oriental."

Congratulations on your degree! If you've managed to get a degree while working, you've shown a "stick-to-it" attitude that will take you far in life! I'm sure your dream of working in China will come true. It just may take some time.

Good luck!

Alberto Said:

Does Indian Medical Council function the way it should?

We Answered:

The proliferation of the fakes in the country does not speak well of the chaacer of the prsent medical council of India which is itself sinking into profanity.This makes one think that the Medical council itslef is manned by fakes as it is constituted by Minsiters who are themselves fakes in the ecountry. Nothing better could be expected .as long as the political characer of the country is what it is now .the coubntry has become a rotten corpse top be fed by the politiciand of the kind of that we see at present.
The cure bypoaryer is anoithier fraud that is going on ion ths country .Politics and religons ae the two devils that are devouring the innocent people of this once great country.It is but natural that the tree that is full of fruits faces only the stones pelted by the urchins and this will continuye till the tree is denuded of all its fruits .When the country is impoverished these hawks willfly off.

Charlotte Said:

i am indian. i know very well tamil only i can speak english,malay, telugu, hindi, but not fluently.match job?

We Answered:

You have some lovely skills, such as the knitting etc, but I assume you will keep these as hobbies - they don't have to be, of course!

I'd work on either improving your language skills to a more fluent level, say with your English - or choose one that you think would add most weight to your cv.

Then it depends on what you really want to do. It really helps if you follow your passion and can match that with available jobs. There are loads of opportunities out there and many people in India are very well educated, at degree level, such as yourself.

Perhaps see if there are companies with your main area of expertise that are based in these cities, with call centres or transcription jobs - though I realise that you say transcription work isn't so easy.

I'll reiterate that we are best when we follow our hearts and passions for life, especially within our careers, which take up alot of our time. Don't just look for a 'make do' job, unless you are willing to start and then branch out, change company etc. It is somewhat soul destroying to start and stay in something that you are not really suited to.

Another option is to search to find companies that you like and feel a match with, starting with something as a stepping stone, to then progress to other jobs in the same company.

Good luck! Seems exciting. Rob