Students
pursuing their PGDM program at SCMS Cochin School of Business recently had an
opportunity to listen to Mr. Vinu Peter, HR Functional Consultant at IHITS
Softwares, deliver an inspiring talk. Mr. Peter was invited at the institute as
a part of a Industry Institute Interface session that SCMS Cochin focuses on to
ensure that its students get exposure to the real world of management. Throughout his talk, Mr. Peter not only
offered students an insight into the life of a successful management
professional but inspired them to achieve greater things in their careers as
well.
Mr.
Peter had instantly managed to build a bond with the young management aspirants
in the crowd, who will have to grapple with several doubts and questions during
their professional journeys. But there was one thing he wanted students to be
clear about; that job happiness and satisfaction are two completely different
things. It made a lot of sense to students who were looking to have more of
their questions answered during the session that touched upon important
elements of the big transition towards being a professional.
According
to Mr Peter, a lot depends on candidates’ resumes. “The importance of writing a
good resume cannot be overemphasized. You cannot simply copy paste it because
an HR professional will see through it instantly. We need to see that your resume
has been written genuinely,” he said to the students. He also urged them to be
prepared for everything in the future, including a small presentation they’d
have to make. Only when they have been prepared well can they add value to the
listeners, he added.
Mr.
Peter was definitely adding a lot of value to the session that had the
gathering in rapt attention. One of the highlights of the session was the fact
that he often drew on his own experience to drive a point home with his
audience. He talked about how he might not have ever used some of his learning
in any aspect of his life. But that didn’t mean one students should be
dissatisfied when they have to understand the meaning of learning certain
courses or subjects. It was a remark that resonated with the gathering.
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