I need some career guidance.

need career guidance

• Dear Jeroen, Greetings of the day!! To start let me tell you about my work experience. I have work experience in different fields as in i have worked for two years with educational institute as center manager wherein i handeled administration of the institute along with that my role was to give career counseling to students for studying at world's best B schools and then along with these responsibilities i had to sell programmes which are conducted to prepare for getting addmission at B' school. THEN i joined another industry which is Information Technology where i did operations job in Sales team here i worked for three years . and after these five years i i joined insurance company where i was doing direct sales where after working for 4-5 months i realised that i do not like the work culture of the industry ,i found the workculture very immature and left the company. Now after working for these years in different fields iam again in search of job and while surfing net i came to know about you and i could see the way you have answered people and guided them. so here i go with the question....Can you suggest me the answers for next job interview that i am assuming would be asked ...1)why i shifted from Information technology to insurance and why i left so early .? would be very kind of you if you could help me know the convincing answer for the interviewer to take me to my desired role which could be role of Business development manager in reputed Multinational company.or another option of role which i would want to do is role of business analyst in reputed Multinational company. Thanks and regards. Preeti Bhasin

• Answer:

  Dear Preeti, Thank you for your confidence. Obviously you want to do something in the advisory business, having been a career counselor, sales (sales is advising people to buy a product) and, well, sales again, and mentioning business development and business analysis. As I understand it you have had three different jobs in 5.5 years. Nothing wrong with that. In fact, personally, I am very much for it. The educational and business community, however, doesn