ISBM

Indian School of Business Management and Administration

ISBM

Indian School of Business Management and Administration

Sunday 2 October 2016

Mistakes you make in your CV, which makes you look less talented



Resume writing is an art. It is an art of publishing your worth on corporate scale. There are talented people who could be an asset to any company who hires them, only when their resumes don’t seem too depressing. There are many things which are mentioned on the CV wrongly. And do you know it reflects otherwise. How can you improve your resume writing skill? What could be mentioned on a resume that is effective?

First of all, a resume should contain your accomplishments more than that of your farm duties.

Nobody actually cares about what you were appointed to do in your preceding jobs, but they do care about what have you achieved out of it, how well you got your hands on the provided opportunity.
Your resume shall probably reflect the results evaluated by you in the interim of your job roles
If you work as a social media specialist, it is just not enough to mention which brands you ran with a list like Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, and the rest. But it is important to mention how you have augmented and improved its engagement.

You need to have clarity on everything you want from a job, the right job for you. And not just any job you qualify for.

You need to decide for yourself what kind of job you want to attract. And placing right experience, and showcase right skill for a job, that you want to position for. A small exercise can help you get it, for which you need to figure out the position you want and what specific skills needs to be mentioned.

All you need to adapt is, the projects you worked on, should be taken credit for.

There may be numerous projects you worked on during the course period- it is simple, if you have worked on it, you should always take the credit for it.
If you didn’t lead the project, doesn’t mean you didn’t contribute in its success. You need to mention you assisted in a certain project, but claim that you embarked in its success.

Don’t try to fit in, when you are meant to stand out.

Do not blend, but stand out of the crowd.
When you try to write down the things that usually every one writes in their resume, thinking that it is professional. But it is just something very common. So start trying to mention something that is above the pack of other qualifiers will get bring your resume to the employers notice and make them remember you and hire you in the end.


You can probably seek assistance in making your resume from our CV-making experts at BigVacancy.com to get a competitive edge that will highlight your career goals and strengths with crisp formatting. 

Wednesday 14 September 2016

India - The frontrunner in creating Business Professionals



It’s the twenty-first century. And certainly there is no cliché for becoming a successful entrepreneur. In context to entrepreneurial skills, an entrepreneur is someone who is a risk taker, decision maker, a great leader, and an innovative thinker. A business professional leads from the front, and as we see there are hoards of people who has emerged as dynamic entrepreneurs. Indian business professionals are the front-runners in this race.

To make it more clear, Indian influx in Silicon Valley started in the late 1970s. Today, 15% of the startups are founded by the Indian business professionals. What is more significant is the population of these professionals which accounts only 6% in Silicon Valley. In Silicon Valley, to not so surprisingly surprise, Indians are dominating immigrants currently! The most influential business leaders from India are Pichai and Nadella, the Head of Google and Microsoft, respectively. Market competitions are cut throat and everybody is chasing after the market constraints.

What makes Indian business professionals stand out of the crowd? Once you start looking closely to this, it is not a constraint. Indians work more efficiently. Indians follow a philosophy of ‘the early morning has gold in its mouth’ which is a translation of German proverb. Waking up early is reportedly a lively method of working efficiently. Rising early inculcates a habit and ability to accomplish beyond imagination or otherwise stable life. Mornings used very wisely, which can be used to build a life style - happier, wiser and productive. While many of the people are in still in bed, some people are considerate in scoring diurnal victories, in order to improve their lives be it health wise, careers, or personal lives, without detriment of their saneness. Yes, time is very crucial, but it is also very crucial to understand the significance of mental sanity. Time spent should not be wasted, perhaps, it is us who gets worked up, eventually. Waking up an hour early can boom your life, to live an hour more. PM Shri Narendra Modi, starts his day at 5:00 am, according to the site www.narendramodi.in to carry out his daily routine of Yoga, pranayama, which makes him spend the entire day more efficiently. The founder of Reliance Jio, Mr. Mukesh Ambani starts his day at 5-5:30am. These small ideas makes Indian business professionals great leaders in the world.

Except the entrepreneurial skills and innovation, India is a frontrunner in creating efficient leaders who makes a great significance in Indian economy. It makes India better, while India becomes a job creator, instead of job seeker. Indian business professionals are adapting personal skills of living vibrant and a healthy life, which places gigantic impact on professional life as well. Cheers to the impressive achievements of Indian Business Professionals, and taking India to another level of attainment.

In ISBM distance learning programs has set a different benchmark for its management courses as such as MBA, which includes personal management, time management along with other curriculums. You can join our management courses for overall grooming of your career. It is remarked as being the best management institute providing online lectures and distinct study materials that are easy to understand in student’s advances. 

Friday 9 September 2016

Should you get an MBA?


This question arises once a student completes the graduation and aspires to earn a higher certifications from a renowned Educational Institute. The real question lies in ‘should you get an MBA? What is the best way to determine whether you should really get one? What difference does it make, what can be achieved from getting an MBA that cannot be achieved otherwise?
Asking these questions should find its fit in your mind, considering surefire reasons to get yourself an MBA.





Passion- You should be able to recognize what ignites the spark in you, the enthusiasm of achieving something great that is so strong and ragging in you. People with great passion, make the impossible happen. Getting an MBA is a trend as seen in recent times, but it is really important to understand the value of the program closely and its importance which can help in gaining knowledge in business world.
Career- Determining area of interests in the recent time depends on the skills and knowledge you want to gain for the growth of your career. The principle is simple. Follow your passion, and your endeavor with remarkable passion will take you to greatest elevations.’ It is a beautiful thing when a career and a passion come together.’

Higher Salary- ‘Make your passion your paycheck.’ With greater passion, ability to strive for success becomes most worthwhile. Doing what you love, causes you to be eager every day and work better, in return fetching higher paycheck.
MBA courses are available through various institutes like ISBM – Indian School of Business Management and Administration, where you can access the course on your own, at a much lower costs. The overwhelming advantage of an MBA program from the institute creates an opportunity to cultivate leadership and managerial interpersonal skills, which helps develop on the greater front in the business world, influencing future-ready entrepreneurs taking ecosystem at apex.

Tuesday 30 August 2016

ISBM courses for working business professionals

In a competitive world of modern professionals, going back to School for learning modern skills is not an easy choice. For case in point, one needs to catch up with these skills which are being imparted in your capacity.
While on-the-job learning, at some point may hit a wall with vigorous changes in the conventions and practices almost in every single field nowadays. The question arises here – how can you keep up with the revolutionizing era? Do you really have to unwind in every few years from your job to pursue full time courses? Undoubtedly, you cannot!
In the revolutionizing era, all of us are really privileged as we do have an option to pursue such courses without giving up of a current progression in our careers. Benefits of these online courses which are at disposal can lead you to another boulevard of your dream jobs.



ISBM online learning courses benefits:

1Through distance learning online courses, practicality of time is very well understood for each and every individual. All the valuable time can be saved and invested in productive areas of learning these cutting edge courses which otherwise would have spent on traditional methods of learning as full-time. Such opportunities with real time learning experiences are extremely beneficial for budding young professionals to emerge as dynamic entrepreneurs.


2You are required to dedicate plenty of time in classroom based traditional learning mode. It actually limits your scope for exercising the learned skills practically. However these online courses from ISBM are devised to provide maximum spotlight to practice all the learnings in real life from case studies. Case studies educate and influence realism for your career advancement.

3Online Learning Modules are imparted as such you can customize and set your own pace for learning the business course. This places miles ahead in the learning methods than traditional learning techniques. At ISBM, education is made simple and soft-pedalled, suiting working professionals’ needs in pursuing part-time courses.

Saturday 27 August 2016

How do entrepreneurs contribute to India's business ecosystem


Who is an entrepreneur?
In today’s context we hear a lot about entrepreneur, entrepreneur management, many scholars have many definitions to it but in simple terms, they are -

  1. Who are risk takers, 
  2. Decision makers,
  3. Ready to lead from the front
  4. Ready to think out of the box
An entrepreneur works an as employee, runs a business and takes all the risks and rewards that comes into the business, puts his own ideas, and is commonly seen as a leader and innovator of new ideas and processes.
If we compare Indian Economy to a Bus, the people that drive this bus are the entrepreneurs. What are the Role of Entrepreneurs in today’s modern business world? – India strives for being a super power country, what will lead us to achieve this status?

 Most primary factor is Indian economy – Service sector induces in the growth of Indian Economy in recent times. 
(1) The growth rate of service sector is been very rapid, due to which the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has risen, giving a major boost to the Indian Economy.
Better Lifestyle – People strive to live better, due to economic growth and increase in spending capacity which is a perk of employment rate growing high.
Technological advancements – The world is traveling in a time machine, where traditional use of mobile phones is now a basicity serving its purpose by supporting and making people’s lives easier and work life more better with optimum utilization of these technological advancements. It is remarked as a blessing to the business world and economic growth.
Better education system – Curiosity is a wick in the candle of learning. There is no good teacher than a curious learner. India induces in fine learners and thus is leading in the world of education. Innovative thinkers has lead in creating a quality education system with authenticity in producing best professionals who can make a difference and create a world a better place. It is placed as a helping hand and that is how we stand tall amongst all, when qualitative method of learning is emphasized.

Indian Business Strategies have changed over time. We can differentiate in methods of these processes, from running a business, to risking it at the extremes. An Entrepreneur is an innovative thinker who strives in succeeding in his primary goal of generating income and make a difference in society by standing out in the crowd. With a goal of generating higher incomes, there comes a risk of sailing through the highs and lows. An entrepreneur has to strategically ideate and evaluate business plans to bring in the business. The risk factor can be viewed as a strength of an entrepreneur. The difference is noticeable in the traditional ways of planning, organizing, controlling, decision making, Risk-taking factors of an entrepreneurship. Modestly, newer ideas justifies to be innovative and important in the competitive market policies.
Indian business ecosystem -- Post liberalization period 1991, India was introduced with significant policy shifts in the economy, with an aim of making Indian economy market-oriented and enlarge the scope of private and foreign investments.
‘Economic Liberalization of 1991 - Prime Minister Narasimha Rao, along with his finance minister Manmohan Singh, initiated the economic liberalization of 1991. The reforms did away with the Licence Raj

(2), reduced tariffs and interest rates and ended many public monopolies, allowing automatic approval of foreign direct investment

(3) in many sectors. Since then, the thrust of liberalization has remained the same. By the turn of the 21st century, India had progressed towards a free-market economy, with a substantial reduction in centralized control of the economy and increased financial liberalization. This has been accompanied by increases in life expectancy, literacy rates and food security, although urban residents have benefited more than rural residents, with investments made Indian counterparts started following foreign business strategies and implementing in the free-market economies.’
All these lead to Indian economy advances and came forth contributing security in terms of–

1. Monetary advances– Direct foreign investments encourages the Indian economy and thus made system more free and brought down inflation rates.
2. Technological – With advancements in business thinking, technology plays a vital role. Adoption of these invention in technology made it crucial, and speed up the business processes.
3. Innovation - Necessity leads to invention, and innovation is the underlying plan of these inventions.
4. Change of attitude - earlier there was not support of the Government to entrepreneurs, although now various schemes are coming up which makes secured business strategies, encouraging Indian entrepreneurs to implement and bring in their innovative ideas in the market.
5. Start-ups – The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi initiated with the Action Plan of Start-Up India. This Initiative primarily aims at nurturing entrepreneurship and innovation in the ecosystem. The basic principle of this plan is promoting the idea of a Nation as a Job creator 

(4), than being a Nation of job seeker.
Bringing in this change, the outcome of can closely be gauged with few success stories who are bound to bring change - 
  • Kolkata-based Green Clean Media Works generates Rs 1 lakh revenue per month by installing Adbins in residential complexes
  •  LIFT Academy – a corporate veteran’s effort to make uninformed workers skilled employees
  • Indian markets being extremely price sensitive, Flipkart overhauls an American e-commerce company Amazon, by it’s rapid growth over a very less time. TCS, Infosys, Nasscom are few examples of these start-ups
(5) ‘India startup ecosystem: 3,000+ startups now, 10,000 by 2020. The first set of data shows the sheer volume of India’s tech ecosystem. With 3,100 startups, and 800 more every year, this is the 4th largest country after the US and China. The positioning of India as a startup country is also thought of in the light of other famous startup scenes such as the US, Israel, Singapore.’ Full report from Nasscom’s website.

(6)However, the government needs to nurture and encourage an even stronger customs of entrepreneurship, for Small business start-ups to come out on the bigger front in the world market, setting funding regulations and managing economy more efficiently.

The young and dynamic Businesses are up in market, making it’s significance and forming India a well-backed nation of strong enterprises.


References:
(     (2)    Licence Raj Wikipedia
(     (3)    foreign direct investment Wikipedia
(     (4)    Nation of Job Creator http://startupindia.gov.in/actionplan.php
(     (5)    Social enterprises story - https://social.yourstory.com/category/socialenterprise/
(    (7)     Nasscom’s website

Monday 22 August 2016

Management skills you need to be the next Great Entrepreneur

In today’s context, an entrepreneur is somebody who works an as employee, operates a business and takes all the risks and rewards that comes into the business, puts his own ideas, and is commonly seen as a leader and innovator of new concepts and processes and envisions in carrying a strategic business for a vital principle of producing greater revenue.
Certain skills of an entrepreneur are fossilized prominently, although the future-next entrepreneurs are required to have distinguished management skills for a remarkable status on a socio-economic platform. A finest entrepreneur thrusts in his business strategies by dumping the traditional ways of management and infuse innovative managerial skills which are boundless, in regards to retain a noteworthy position amongst other entrepreneurs.

It is extremely important for an entrepreneur to blend in the traditional management skills with new models and modernized intellectuals.
  •  An entrepreneur possess management skills such as-
  • Optimizes the use of resources which are scarce
  • Ensures effective leadership
  • Motivates and creates justly environments amongst employees
  • Promotes synchronization amongst industries and their relations.
  • Strategizes towards achievement of primary goals of an organization
  • Enhances Standard of living for the employees
  • Facilitates developmental opportunities and gets work done.
  • Expands productivity
  • Regulates competitiveness in the market business
Apart from these basic managerial skills, a future-next entrepreneur should have his grip on other factors as well to have an effective remarks in the business world today. Information and knowledge are the key elements of management. And implementation of these elements becomes very significant. It is also equally necessary to involve in the society to look after social responsibilities.  An entrepreneur thus needs to execute them to gain greater outputs.
    
Passionate: An entrepreneur can be trained for certain managerial skills and expertise in the same, but one cannot be trained for passion and its execution, it is something in-built. You will never have to spend single time working on something for which you are passionate about. Over the time, it is been remarked that a passionate person may deteriorate in variety of ways, so it is also important for him to remain self-motivated in order to succeed and perceive in his goals.

Vibrant Personality: A charismatic personality trait in a person can never be overlooked and grabs an eye in the crowd with his jovial nature and brilliancy. His vibes which are on a different frequency makes him stand out in the crowd. ‘Be simple, but significant.’ – Only motto of an entrepreneur. A leader must possess a state of mind as such of creating a long-lasting impact on his subordinates as well as fellow industry personals. Hardworking is another trait of an entrepreneur without which an organization cannot be constructed, where passion becomes a vital attribute.

Ready-to-go attitude: A strong temperament in a person is much required to sail in through highs and lows of the business.
A person needs to have a ready-to-go attitude which is very important to perform as an entrepreneur in the market competitiveness. He takes things the way as they come, through the inconsistencies and unpredictability nature of a business. This personality trait as an apt is very essential for an entrepreneur to behold.
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Self-introspection: It is a capacity of a human to look closely and examine his nature and social behavior, and also develop deeper insights for self-learning of his business strategies to sustain a remarkable position. It is an act of knowing ones actions to the fluctuations in a business. ‘Fall down seven times, get up eight.’ It is important to keep a check on the strategies which lead failure, and rectify in no time in accordance to achieve something great in a business.


Flexibility: An entrepreneur needs to adapt certain changes for the betterment of his company. 


 In order to lead, one needs to follow the needs of others and be definitely flexible to change, when the decisions of leading put business or enterprise in jeopardy.

·      Self-belief: A business in jeopardy needs to be ascertained and prioritized to get through the storm with feasible modifications in business strategies and policies; one needs to be very definite about these alterations with a characteristics of self-discipline, patience and self-belief. These qualities of an entrepreneur are evolved as a toll for all the difficulties which come in his way.
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Money Management: Time is money and management of these foremost resources is prominently crucial. One who cannot manage time, cannot manage money. In simple words, a person needs to efficiently control his investments, savings, and expenses putting it in the spotlight. This attribute of an entrepreneur is much more important to carry out a business as a whole. It needs to be planned diligently, planning should be considerable, but not over planning.
       

Networking: Everybody is on social media and connected to family, friends, also following celebrities and tweets which emerges as social learning. Business professionals share their valuable ideas and personal learning on social platform, connecting to such people can be used to ones advances. It helps dynamic entrepreneurs develop various skills like communicating to wide mass, inculcating social trends, having deep insights of market trends, forming groups of individuals having similar interests and widening the circles which can create further opportunities like partnership, franchising, etc. 

These pointers can also make traditional entrepreneurs to grow and advance in this specific profession. As time passes by, it is really important to grow and evolve not only for individual improvement, but also business benefits. There are also many academic courses which are available like Diploma in Entrepreneurship Management (DEM) at Indian School of Business Management and Administration (ISBM).

It is an overall win-win situation for each and every individual who are in fetch of making a difference in the society, for the society, emerging as new entrepreneurs leading the markets economically and drifting along, while taking the business world to new avenues.

Saturday 20 August 2016

Using Social Media for Professional Development

Social media is an enormously huge platform of sharing, learning and implementing ideas. While individuals share their valuable ideas and personal learning on this platform, it becomes quite easier to connect to such people on the wide social front in developing professional skills.
It is not only an idea of sharing holiday pictures, selfies or videos, but it is also a way of learning and connecting to the highly skilled professionals who are excelling in their professions, inspiring the followers on a social media platform with their lifetime achievements. There are many social networking sites like Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, G-Plus, Pinterest, etc. serving as a means for connecting and socializing, engaging and sharing of concepts and success stories on the wider front. Following the latest Twitter trends-hashtags, top grossing stories, RSS feeds, podcasts etc. one can make an optimum use of these mediums to develop new skills or churn the existing ones on a professional level. Business leaders, Facebook scoops, technical experts, educational bloggers are all on Social media engaging in activities such as webinars, blogs, YouTube videos, providing infographics, etc. Technological advancements has taken social media on a new height, engaging people from in and around the world, forming groups of individuals having similar interests or professions, helping individuals develop communication skills on a professional level, formal etiquettes, verbal and non-verbal ways of communication, personality development, time management skills, learning current social trends and inculcating them for professional development, establishing or widening the network socially.

Social Media is a perfect fit in everybody’s daily life and therefore it makes a lot easier in connecting to these experts, not only for personal betterment but also organizational and professional development who has their own firm or aspires to build one using social media as a greatest means.