Manufacturing Sector to Create 30 Lakh Jobs in India

Jobs in India are flourishing ever since the economic revival of the country began after a prolonged period of recession. The confidence and optimism in market is encouraging the corporate leaders to make further investments on expansion and launch new products. As a result, the hiring of human resources becomes inevitable accentuating the number of jobs available in the country.

The manufacturing industry seems to be in full vigor as far as recruitment is concerned. Owing to the expansion drives and high demand for experienced professionals, hiring activity has gained high momentum. A whopping 30 Lakh jobs are to be created by the year end across various levels in the sector according to the estimates by leading Recruitment Process Outsourcing firm, Elixir. It is also predicted that the manpower employed in the manufacturing industry is set to grow by a staggering 2.8 crores in next five years i.e. by 2015.

India is on its way to becoming a global manufacturing hub with stimulus given by the government along with surge in demand for products and opening up of more avenues. As reported by Elixir, the need for hiring in junior and middle levels picked up in Q1 (January to March) of this year while demand for hiring in senior level jumped in Q2 (April to June). Now, by the end of Q3 (July to September), this demand is certain to grow tremendously making room for lakhs of skilled and qualified professionals.

India is indisputably a land of opportunities that is exploring more and more options everyday. With talented manpower to support the growth, it is developing at an unmatched pace stepping forward to set new benchmarks. Jobs in India across all sectors and levels are bound to witness an immense increase in the coming years.

Why do you need a job??

You must be thinking I am asking such a silly question or have raised discussion on a very stupid topic. But, if we actually give it a thought it’s a pure valid question. Look, this is a very well known fact that every Indian at the end aims to be become an entrepreneur. He is happier with owning a business rather than himself being owned by someone as other's property. Then in such a scenario, the question why do you need a job sounds quite logical one. I asked the same question from myself also, that at the end I too want to have my own agency, then why am I doing this job, why am I wasting my years working for some other company and adding to its growth.

The answer obviously came from me, inside me, which stated that you need this job, because you need stability in your life and moreover you want to gain expertise in the field before actually implementing it in your own projects. And i am sure; these are the basic reasons why during the very first stage of his career a student opts for a job in his respective field. Other than stability anderience, the person is also entitled with family responsibilities, and a job is a work place, which provides financial security to his family and life.

A fixed income is what seems to be the most promising factor, why students go for jobs. Also, jobs these days are the best source to way off tensions, which generally get hailed due to personal businesses. Family peace and a smooth lifestyle are also few of the elements, which contributes to the high growth rate of jobs in India. Well, I can conclude now that we should first try and make our lives stable by opting a renowned job, then slowly and steadily can shift towards our dream business or doing that simultaneously is also not a bad option. Because in that case the only thing required extra would be hard work and hard work is the second name to success!!

Changing Jobs Frequently? Wait and Read on

The materialistic and status conscious world of today has changed the whole scenario related to job stability and longevity. There were times when people would spend their entire career in association with just one company and leaving jobs in search of a better one was quite unheard of. The job market of present times has gone for a makeover since then with constant expansion of employment opportunities.

The flourishing of corporate companies in India and abroad has generated various career opportunities that offer wider options for the job seekers leading to frequent job changes. The attractions leading to a job change majorly are lucrative salaries, growth prospects and higher designation within the same industry. But, it is very important to remember that change of employers should be done very prudently or else you would be quickly tagged as a ‘job hopper’ by the industry.

We all are aware of the fact that companies avoid recruiting candidates who have changed various numbers of jobs in a short span of time. Besides their reservations, it may also leave a negative impression on your potential employers as:
-They may think that probably it was you who is inefficient and was thrown out by the previous employer.
- Every organization, as a rule of thumb, hires professionals with a long-term approach. They only need stable employees who can contribute to the growth of their company for a long time.
- Another reason is that they obviously don’t want to waste their time, resources, money and productivity on training and hiring you.

Make sure that you leave your present job only for very valid and weighty reasons. You will always keep finding a little better options but you have to decide which ones is worth it and can keep you in the long run.