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Students advised to improve, update skills
Head of the Indian chapter of the Harrison International Dr Shubakar Gajula advised the students to improve and update their skills to succeed in life and to grab international opportunities.
Nalgonda: Head of the Indian chapter of the Harrison International Dr Shubakar Gajula advised the students to improve and update their skills to succeed in life and to grab international opportunities.
On Tuesday, he attended a workshop on Harrison Assessment organised by Skill Development Committee of Mahatma Gandhi University in collaboration with Hong Kong-based Harrison International.
Addressing the first year students of M Com and MBA of the university colleges, he had given tips to maintain self-confidence while attending interviews for jobs in corporate sectors, attending online tests for jobs and entrance tests.
“First calibrate yourself with strengths and weaknesses and find own ways to convert the negatives as positives to tackle various situations,” he advised students.
In this programme, Department of Commerce head Dr Sridevi, MBA faculty Dr S Swetha, Dr Jayaprakash and others participated.
