I. Effective Communication
II. Teamwork and Collaboration
III. Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
IV. Leadership
V. Problem-Solving
VI. Time Management
VII. Adaptability and Flexibility
VIII. Networking and Relationship Building
IX. Work Ethic and Professionalism
X. Building Social Media Profiles
XI. Creating impactful Resumes
Building an effective professional social media profile is crucial for making a positive impression and
showcasing your brand. Here are some key points to consider:
I. Perfect Your Profile Picture
II. Customise your Profile Header
III. Write an engaging bio
IV. Pin What’s Important
V. Build the professional connections that work for you
VI. Post at regular intervals
Strategies to improve placement performance:
Start Early: Encourage students to begin their preparation early. Mock group discussions, personal interview training sessions, and aptitude test practice should be taken seriously from the beginning.
Build a Strong Résumé: A compelling résumé is essential. Students should highlight their achievements, skills, and relevant experiences. Tailor the résumé to match the job role they are applying for.
Build Differentiators: Build a set of achievements that differentiate student from other students. These could be Business School competition success, Student Activities, Internships, Corporate Projects and scholastic achievements.
Self-Assessment: Students should assess their strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement. Identifying gaps and working on them is crucial for success. Research Companies: Before interviews, students should thoroughly research the companies they are interviewing with. Understand the company’s culture, values, and expectations.
Develop Skill Sets: Soft skills, communication abilities, and analytical skills are essential. B-schools often offer skill development courses to enhance these competencies.
Maintain a Strong CGPA: While grades aren’t everything, maintaining a good CGPA can positively impact placement opportunities.
Network: Encourage students to network with alumni, industry professionals, and recruiters. Networking can provide valuable insights and connections.
Dress Professionally: First impressions matter. Students should dress appropriately for interviews, projecting a professional image.