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Please guide me to choose bright Career?
Dear ALL,
I have done MMS in Finance and now from past 3 years I am working with one of the Stock Broking House in Mumbai. Now I want to switch from the current employer but confused to decide on where and which profile to select. In the current profile I am right now looking for Online(Internet) Trading. Also working as Business Analyst (Intermediary between Client and Software Development Team.And Training to internal employees of the company about the operations and products of Equity and Currency Online Trading… I have also cleared NCFM exams of Capital Market, Derivatives, DP,Mutual Fund and Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management.
Hence Now I am finding it difficult and also confused about what to do for betterment of future….Please advice and suggest something relevant job or some course which can be done for bright future.
Hi Deepak,
I understand that with such a varied experience, you are now finding it confusing to pick one domain as you change jobs. Your current job has allowed you to experience different aspects of your line of work, which is good, since you will now have a broader understanding of how things work in this field, what you like doing and match it with your capabilities in order to understand where you want to go next.
I would suggest that you objectively take a good look at your experience and what you enjoy doing most, and only then plan out the next switch. It will give you a clear understanding of where you would like to see yourself two, five and more years from now.
Hope this helps..Good luck!
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