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How will you get your dream job in 6 months when you complete your BBA, BCom, MBA or any such degree. Do you have a plan, or you are dependent on your college or someone else to provide you a job. I will suggest you develop a plan as when you will need one because 1. Once you look for job, you will realize that things you have learned in past few years have little relevance for companies. 2. Are you ready for facing an interview from these standpoint a. Domain - Do you have absolute clarity in the concepts in the area of Accounting, Finance b. Spreadsheet Skills- Do you have expertise in excel where you can make financial models, perform financial analysis. c. Soft Skill- Have you practised the interview in your mind multiple times. This allows you to think of questions that can be asked and prepare for the same. If answer to all of the above is yes, you are on right path to get a job in your dream company. If no, develop a plan to work on these areas. If you work 2-3 hours dedicatedly each day for 6 months, there is a chance of you getting your dream job. #accounting #finance #jobs #graduates

“UK-based graduates and university students are turning to finance amidst concerns about a lack of high paying jobs and the impact of continued economic uncertainty on their job opportunities” 🔗 Read more: https://lnkd.in/eDNwWndY #finance #workplace #recruitment #career #hiring #job #jobsearch #interview #employment

Many candidates who has done MBA Finance in normal colleges (other than Popular B-schools) are looking for jobs with an entry level pay of around ₹3 Lakhs p.a. Many of their competence is not fit for today's dynamic world. Whether anyone can share their views as to how they can get a job.

We are living in financial world 🌍 but don't have enough knowledge of finance.And, this makes us broke people in the life. There are two types of education 1st bookish knowledge and 2nd is financial knowledge. But, we are almost taught bookish knowledge 💯 not financial. School and colleges never teach us how to leave they only focus on how to get much more marks in exams and how to do top but it's not the real education. The real education works on humanity and create values in us, feeding helping nature, respect others and all. So, choose our education wisely 🎈. Work From Home 🏡 Part time/ Full time Income 15k-30k For work details WhatsApp me on 9644319427 Or register below 👇 https://bit.ly/3Xe0SlH #education #study #finance #money #business #opportunity #freshers #hiring #hr #students #jobseekers

📍Are you aspiring to become Managing Director in Finance Here's a resume format for MD in Finance... 1. Header: - Full Name - Contact Information (Address, Phone Number, Email) - LinkedIn Profile (Optional) 2. Objective or Summary (Optional): - Brief statement summarizing your career goals and relevant skills. 3. Education: - Name of University/College - Location (City, State) - Degree Earned (e.g., Bachelor of Science) - Major(s) and Minor(s) - Dates of Attendance (Month, Year – Month, Year) - GPA (if strong) - Honors/Awards (e.g., Dean's List, Scholarships) 4. Relevant Coursework (Optional): - List any coursework relevant to investment banking or finance. 5. Work Experience: - Company/Organization Name - Location (City, State) - Position Title - Dates of Employment (Month, Year – Month, Year) - Bulleted list of responsibilities and achievements - Quantify achievements where possible (e.g., increased sales by X%, reduced costs by Y%) 6. Leadership and Extracurricular Activities: - Leadership positions held (e.g., club president, team captain) - Involvement in relevant extracurricular activities (e.g., investment club, finance competitions) 7. Skills: - Technical skills (e.g., financial modeling, Microsoft Excel, programming languages) - Soft skills (e.g., communication, teamwork, leadership) 8. Certifications (if applicable): - Relevant certifications or licenses (e.g., Series 7, CFA Level I) 9. Languages (if applicable): - Proficiency in languages other than English, if relevant. 10. Interests (Optional): - Personal interests or hobbies that demonstrate well-roundedness and cultural fit. This is not the perfect resume for M&A.but I can make it for you ----- Hii, I'm Jeetain. I provided consultations & services to 100+ professionals. I've also made 20+ of resume, cover letter and linkedIn profiles for VPs, SVPs & CFOs. Book a 1:1 consultation if you are aspiring to break into finance. https://lnkd.in/gwMZjGsS Follow me for more like this... Jeetain Kumar, FMVA® #finance #cfa #resume #networking #career #impact

Which Finance Career Path Is Best for You? Finance offers diverse and rewarding career paths to match your skills and ambitions. This guide helps you identify the path that aligns with your goals. If this post helped, please like and share! Follow Aniket Kangane on LinkedIn for more tips on building a successful career in finance! #Finance #Career #Jobs #InvestmentBanking #ResearchAnalyst

Recently, during a conversation with finance freshers, one question stood out: “Do I really need to be great with numbers to succeed in finance? I’m not very comfortable working on complicated financial sheets.” It’s a valid concern, and here’s what I shared with them: Finance is not solely about mastering numbers; it’s about understanding the bigger picture. While numerical skills can help, many roles in finance focus more on decision-making, strategy, and communication. For instance: ✅ Investor Relations: emphasizes storytelling with data. ✅ Risk & Compliance: involves interpreting policies and frameworks. ✅ Wealth Management: is about client relationships and advisory. ✅ Corporate Strategy: centers on implementing big-picture goals. However, building basic comfort with numbers can make a world of difference. If you’re feeling unsure of how to start, scroll through the carousel below Remember, finance is a vast field, and you don’t need to fit into a one-size-fits-all mold. Find your niche, and don’t let self-doubt hold you back. 💬 If you’re a finance fresher, what’s the one thing you find most challenging? Let’s start a conversation in the comments! 📌 For tailored guidance to navigate your finance career, connect 1:1 through the link in the bio. Together, let’s work on building your confidence and finding your niche! And follow Anshuma Parakh for more such tips LinkedIn LinkedIn Guide to Creating LinkedIn Guide to Networking #Financecareers #financejobs #careers #Investmentbanking

🌟 Calling All Aspiring Finance Professionals: Master the Art of Speaking & Presenting! 🌟 As a recent finance graduate with practical industry experience, I know firsthand the challenges freshers face when stepping into roles like Equity Research Analyst or Investment Banking Analyst. One of the biggest hurdles? 🎤 Effective communication and presentation skills. 🚀 I’m excited to invite you to a special Google Meet webinar I've created, focused on these vital skills that can set you apart in the competitive finance world. 🔹 Why Join This Webinar? Unlike generic training sessions, this workshop brings together insights from my journey as a fresher learning the ropes in real finance environments. You’ll discover: 💡 How to build confidence and captivate your audience 🗂️ Structuring impactful presentations 🗣️ Engaging in professional finance conversations with ease 🔹 Who’s It For? If you're a fresher looking to land a core finance job and enhance your communication and presentation skills, this is your opportunity. ⚠️ Limited Seats! Only 20 spots are available to ensure personalized learning. Don’t miss out—join peers who share your drive and ambition! This is the webinar which is conducted by the bhallat finance in collaboration with Nihash Bhujel. 🔹 How to Secure Your Seat: 👉 Connect with me here on LinkedIn 📞 Reach out at 9564167473 ⏳ Seats are filling up fast—reserve your spot now and start building the skills that make finance professionals stand out! #FinanceWebinar #PresentationSkills #EquityResearch #InvestmentBanking #CareerDevelopment #SoftSkills

Have you ever felt drawn to something so strongly that you just knew it was the right path? That’s exactly how I feel about finance. My career began in data analysis, where I focused on extracting insights with accuracy, managing projects, and solving bulk data challenges. But over time, I found myself increasingly fascinated by investments, financial markets, and risk analysis. That curiosity turned into a passion, which led me to pursue a Master’s in Risk and Investment Management, and now, I’m ready to take the leap into the finance industry. But let’s be real. Breaking into finance as a fresher isn’t easy. And that’s where I would love to hear from you— - How did you land your first investment-related role? - What skills or certifications made a real difference in your journey? - If you were starting fresh today, what would you focus on? I would love to hear your thoughts so feel free to share your experience in the comments or drop me a message. Looking forward to learning from you'll! #FinanceCareers #InvestmentBanking #CareerAdvice #JobSearch #FinancialMarkets

Hello LinkedIn community! This is my first post in LinkedIn related to an introductory of myself. Looking forward for many opportunity 👉I recently graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Commerce (Finance) and am excited to start my career in the finance sector. Looking forward to connecting with industry professionals and exploring new opportunities. #Finance #FreshGraduate #JobSearch" 👉Proud to have completed my Bachelor’s in Commerce (Finance). My studies have equipped me with a solid foundation in financial principles and practices. Ready to apply this knowledge in a professional setting. #Education #FinanceGraduate