Job Hunt Struggles in Ireland
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ต.ค. 2024
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So much positivity. I wish we went to college together. God bless you. ❤
The team "overqualified" is used almost everywhere and it depends on true match to the job role.
You are really doing a great job by helping people out. Very informative videos
Thank you so much 😁
Hi, thanks for sharing about the job market of Ireland.
My pleasure 🙂 keep watching ☺️
god bless you bachaa❤️ ( for the sneeze )
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My gawd! Such a positive person. ❤️
Being unemployed is a really miserable experience. I was going to do master's course last year but cancelled it due to Covid. It's tough to get anywhere
You have been a GREAT HELP ❤️❤️❤️
KEEP GOING WITH YOUR VIDEOS. THERE ARE A LOT OF PEOPLE WHO WOULD GET GOOD DEAL OF INFORMATION FROM YOU. 😊😊
I would say that the companies really missed a progressive employee. Your confidence and humility is awesome.👍
I love your honesty. Good luck with your career prospects. It was so real.
V nice 👏👏 really helpful for all the aspirants
Job scenario is not v good in Ireland. Youngsters work so hard to get a job . They keep applying, 24/7 they are preparing Cover letters, CVs, searching for new jobs. Initially they have stars in their eyes, full confidence in themselves and their capabilities, full on enthusiasm but slowly slowly all this starts dying , their confidence in themselves starts shaking when they don't get any call, then if someday they get an interview call they are on cloud nine ...Everything goes well, the interviewer makes you feel that you are the one they were looking for, when they scan your passport and other documents to keep with themselves then you are sure they are hiring you........But after so many day waiting with bated breath you still don't get a call, your heart breaks, you think you are worthless, you start retrospecting where you went wrong, you think you must have done this or that wrong.
BUT GUYS THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH YOU. AS IT IS THERE ARE TOO MANY STUDENTS IN THIS SMALL COUNTRY WHO ARE APPLYING, COMPANIES HAVE TO REJECT A HUGE NUMBER. I BELIEVE THERE IS NO DEFINITE CRITERIA. THEY JUST REJECT LEFT AND RIGHT . SO DON'T BLAME YOURSELF.
Thank you for taking time and typing this down Sunita.I couldn't agree more with you on this. I would say the same _ ITS NOT OUR FAULT so don't get demotivated 😁 Be happy.
you are so strong! i hope you find your best interests here in India 🌻🌻❤️
Thank you. It was soo helpful! ♥️✨
Most welcome 😃
God bless you in your future endeavors.
Hey I love your videos, so much positivity. Tell me one thing, I have experience in Marketing but I am interested in Business Analytics, will my marketing experience help me landing a job in Business analytics in Ireland?
Hey! Thank you so much. To answer your question, it totally depends on your work experience and skill set. Good luck! 😊
Requirements to take up business analytics states that one has to have engineering or science degree as bachelors....i read it on the course requirement page in course curriculum details.
Please make video on scope (jobs in organizations) for (Supply Chain Management) in Ireland for International students....
Hi,
I'm planning to pursue my Masters from Ireland. Would you suggest taking Digital Marketing or Marketing? I am a bit confused.
Hey Sherry, do you have any work experience?
@@AliveToTellaTale yes I have 2 years work experience in digital marketing. I plan to apply for 2022 September intake. So by then should have approx 3 years experience in the field of Digital Marketing
Considering your work experience yes you can apply for Trinity's and Smurfit's Digital Marketing programs
@@sherrybarreto9572 Hey did you apply ? I have the same work exp and also planning for same course.
You are really strong
nice video ... subscribed !
can you tell me about doctor jobs in ireland . i have 4 year teaching hospital experience in Pakistan . currently working on my CV . i do not have a cover letter . plz guide if a local source is better or should i apply online to different healthcare agencies ?
Tq for ur information,
God bless you..!! ❤️❤️❤️
How do you apply for a job while studying? Are you talking about part time? We can't work full time while studying right?
Hi, I am a bachelor in Computer Science and have 2 years of experience as Data Science Consultant from a reputed company in India and now would be moving to Ireland. I need a job there in the field of Data Analytics so how should I go about it? Please help its urgent
Hi there ! Congratulations on the move. I would suggest you to start applying for jobs from your 2nd sem. Look for paid as well as unpaid jobs because is most important to get work experience within the country. Goodluck!
Hi, if we get an offer from an employer are we not able to apply for the work permit on our own ? I am from a third world country.
Is there anyone working in IT company in Ireland?
Pls reply***
The first mistake you did is you mentioned your visa you should have told yes you have for more than a year. And Ireland is not good for foreigners who wants to pursue their career in MBA or marketing or similar kinda roles. It is good really good for engineers who have some extra skills. And yes you wasted your time haha I went back to India after 2 years of my graduation.
If I don't mention that on phone they would know it when I submit my documents.
Which place do you think is better for foreigners pursuing career in MBA or maketing? I think it’s the same in everywhere. Those who are engineers always have priority.
Well I'm confused now. My undergrad was in biotech engineering and I was thinking of pursuing MSc management from TCD. Now I'm not sure if I'll ever get a job in pharma industry given I have 0 work experience apart from internships.
@@prerna5581, not a good option to go for management at least 2-3 years of experience. But you did your degree in biotech and Ireland has great scope for biotech.
@@AliveToTellaTale what about social work....is it critical skill in Ireland
This might help people who are in same situation 🙏
Yes Monalisha :)
Hi.. I am a part qualified chartered accountant in India. I would like to work in The UK. I have 3 yrs apprenticeship experience and 3.5years work experience. What would u suggest. Study in UK or direct job application??
Will direct job application help?? Plz advise
are we eligible to apply for jobs outside Ireland ?
Akka be strong em kadu❤️
Thanks thammudu
Hi,
I am planning to pursue my master of Mechanical Engineering from NUI Galway as I am offered by the TCD, NUIG, DkIT, but at the same time I am demotivated when I came across your profile and heard the heartfelt news (you left Ireland). Please advise whether it will be a wise decision for me who have gained 13 years of experience and looking for a career move in Ireland by doing a Masters programme there. Thanks in advance for your helpful tips.
Don't go ireland. You are better off in Canada or UK. You won't find a good job.
I have 4+ years of work exp in cloud and virtualization domain, would doing a ms in cloud computing a wise decision. Or do companies out there prefer candidates with lower exprerience.let me know your thoughts
Hey Aratrik,
4 years is a considerable amount of work experience to qualify for big tech companies. Please click on this link, fill the form and I'll get in touch with you, if you have more such questions regarding college applications:
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Why didnt u try to get job in other countries of europe
May I ask which kind of jobs are most easy to find in Ireland for foreigners please?
Hi dear, is it possible to get into teaching job after masters
Not very familiar but I would recommend you as the same on Indian Facebook groups in Ireland. They can help 🙂
I am initally planning for dublin.
Your videos are way helpful, you speak my mind.
Thank you so much ! Hope it helps ☺️
@@AliveToTellaTale Please make a video on the overseas education consultancy firms. On what basis we should prefer a certain consultancy firm? Aswell what facilities should be provided and most important the charges to be taken by these agencies? Hope for your reply as soon as possible.
So lovely madam gbu all time
hi sarmi, how is the job scope for entry level data analysts in ireland right now?
Why didn’t you apply through UCD
Hello ... I want to Persue my masters in geology.. Ireland lo geology ki scope undo ledo knchm information ivvandi
Hi
Amit here from jaipur n working with bank of baroda since 2013 n now coming to Ireland for masters in finance.. plz suggest will it be okey or not... Wud I get a permanent job , and experience advantage milega ?
Hey Amit!
Experience is always an advantage. All the best.
Hey I have 6years of experience in Project coordination and management. What are the possibilities for me to get a job once i complete my masters in the same field from Ireland
Low
I'm planning to pursue msc in international management from TCD/UCD. Would be a good idea considering I am a fresher graduated in 2020 in cse.
Nope def not ...get 2 3 years of experiences ...if u want to get a job...but incase u want to work in india then maybe go for it as a masters from TCD as it is brand name globally.
Are you in Ireland??
Which courses did you do ? Plz tell
Hey! I pursued MSc in Marketing 😊
If the status of your visa was the reason they shouldn't have scheduled your second interview.
Like I told someone who had applied in retail for part-time that maybe they didn't hire you because you don't have the experience..He said that in that case they shouldn't have called me for the interview because that information was already there in the CV
Your right! Unfortunately, sometimes the HR takes a chance that isn't the best for you.
Beware