(Still) Running after a job in 2021? Listen to this
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- Job search is a one of the sources of major anxiety amongst young professionals. And the current circumstances haven't really improved the situation.
Well, let me give you one more reality check - it isn't going to get easy.
Coronavirus brought with itself a paradigm shift not only in health domain, but also the job markets around the globe. Recruiters are now changing their perspectives towards conventional jobs and trying to adapt to the new norms. That includes work from home with a bunch of other things!
In this video, I talk about why you should now STOP chasing jobs in 2021, but rather develop a holistic understanding of what's happening around and mould yourself accordingly
0:00 Changing job trends
01:38 Streamlining of workforce
05:31 Work from Home/Freelancer Economy
07:50 Structural changes in Economy
09:24 Implement and grow your career
The time might seem difficult at the moment, but if you get a hand of upcoming trends, you will be able to adjust better :)
If you want me to cover any topics, do drop in a comment. I will definitely try to shoot those videos!
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1st - Become specialist in some area
2nd - Don't solely depend on your job
3rd - Please develop your communication and soft skills
All the best
Thanks
@@carzieeddie693 my foot! I rather live off grid and grow my own food rather than becoming slaves to the system. I am currently doing it and now i care a damn about my IT job because now I do not need to earn lakhs of rupees to survive and pay all the filthy bills.
This guy is the one that supplied notes to the whole class xdd
Eversince WFH started, they removed the headcounts & expecting us to work in streached hours sometimes even Saturday & Sunday too. When would you have time to do 2nd source of income or additional skills? Work from office was far better.
Yes yes sir
Regards. From. Vijayawada
(Andhra Pradesh)
"Love your job but never fall in love with your company"
because you never know when the company stops loving you!..
It's the management, stops loving you, after' your skills are used.
Tu beer hai Tera kaam hai behna
No .....love your company and then you become part of it....you become a family and then you think how u can grow your company and thereby grow yourself too. Let's bring the change.
@@rajanmoses do this if you own the company and hence the profits 😬
Not running for a job , Rather the hustle is for a more satisfying job
This was a shake up to most youngsters. The world is changing, and it is imperative that it is adapted quickly.
Thanks for your perspective.
Looking forward to more.
Love the constant hustle to put quality content every single day and educating all of us.
Thank you
Thank you so much Neel :)
Everytime you put content on LinkedIn, insta or YT, I feel you are mentoring me and enabling me to learn things I don't know before! Thanks for such insightful content
Pretty high quality contents with nice insights to the upcoming trends and it's rare that someone takes a peek at such topics. Great work!
The insights that we are getting through your videos are remarkable. doing a great job!
What a sensible video! Your way of explaining and the top-notch content makes every minute I spent on your channel, worth it 👍
The way you start by giving example of showing pic of two different years, drastically changed my thoughts.
It's a Eye-opener video. Thanks for making this video. New generation have very little idea about the kind if future they are entering. You are absolutely correct and in 5-10 years from you will be proud that you made this video.
Got to applaud this awesome man for producing 100 times better content than most other TH-cam channels, that too without any promotions or ads in between 🔥🔥🔥 GO AKSHAT ... Waiting for you to hit that 100k
Thank you so much for your support! :)
Akshat please start mentioning your USP in all your videos ......I e quality & productive content without Ad interruption..... they deserve to be highlited bcoz it's a NOBLE act.....
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This is one of the best videos of yours,working in public sector for almost a decade,i appreciate your keen insights completely...thanks n great job
I really appreciate your idea and I am very happy to see someone with simmilar outlook for future work trend. Thanks for sharing this video.
"The only thing that doesn't change is change itself".
Its time for us to think with a futuristic vision.
Thanks Akshat for the spark💥.
Why did CRED use 90s and 00s cricketers and not
VK and MSD and current cricketers for their Marketing ? ?
How did they make it viral using 90s celebrities ? ?
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I have started watching your videos since past few weeks, but this is the first time I have liked and subscribed to your channel. I couldn't resist because the topic is EXTEMELY relevant and useful!! I would also love a video or any kind of follow-up on which exact specialized skills you think are most relevant, now and in future as well.
Fantastic. One of the best career advice videos I've ever watched. Your analysis was logical and super clear. Thank you!
You have my respect for making us understand such complex facts in simplest of ways. This is also useful for the people with herd mentality who think getting a government job equals life time job security and IT and other technology sectors are forever booming with opportunities. You have explained it so very well!!
Also you mentioned that try to become a specialist which I think applies to any career. That is possible only if one immensely likes that particular career and is not blindly running behind the money.
Lastly, you ooze a lot of positivity. I felt it the moment I starting watching your videos. If only I could get a part of your positivity and incorporate it into me since I badly need some.
In software development freelancers are available since a long time but still companies prefer permanent employees(some percentage of contract employees are there), usually freelancers are least preferred some reasons might be.
1. They are very expensive.
2. Major part of a software lifecycle in into maintenance and not development.
3. Things like feature adding, bug fixes, architecture changes require deep understanding of the product which can't be done by freelancers.
4. Most good companies have two way communication when it comes to product development where the developers also give suggestions to the management this is where domain knowledge comes into play this is not feasible with freelancers.
5. The way a permanent employee thinks is very different from a freelancer, for a freelancer time is money hence the solution given(assuming it satisfies all parameters of software development) might not be written taken in account future(extensibility,scalability,maintainability etc).
Then why is the average year an employee stays in a company just 1 or 2 years on an average?😝😝
Good analysis brother!
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The change happened as people stopped HORSING around and they could now afFORD something better.
Was that a pun intended when you mentioned afFORD?? 🤣🤣🤣
You are doing such a great job.
Showing many people a direction, doing real talk.
Please don't stop....keep going.
Your videos are an asset to many people out there.
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The precise content to work on ourselves in a right direction, it's a very unique and great video. Thanks for opening our eyes!!!
Due to invention of Assembly line by henry ford and simultaneous improvement in automobile tech
and I am a FARMER & stock trader. I think both of my jobs will last much longer than many others. We all will require food, right???
Yup
Why are you not protesting against fascism of the govt
@@ric_yo he's rich farmer
@@shubham2913 nope you cannot be richer than tikkat. He has petrol pump and many more things
@@ric_yo tikkait is protesting with a political agenda.. while others are protesting for Thier rights
As always, thank you for being so honest and original.
I am glad I found your TH-cam channel.. Always finding great insights and learning in your every video.
Thanks
Thanks for the insights on the current scenario sir! When all the data bytes are put together like this, it really starts the conversation of a paradigm shift!
Great stuff as always. I agree with your general outlook that job markets will change, accelerated by the pandemic, however, the truth is that the job market has always changed. Like the very first picture you put up. And what is more amazing is that, on the whole, workforce has also always grown vaster in the long run. While its true that most skills(not necessarily people) will almost definitely be replaced, the deeper truth remains that it has always been the case. Real change takes real time, providing ample scope for people to observe, understand and upskill themselves. Its not a doomsday prediction, rather an unlocking of bigger and better things.
Cheer up everyone, change is good 👍
This is gold. Wonderful to have found you!
The way you structure your argument's based on facts and figures is very commendable. I have been following you on LinkedIn for quite some time now. Really appreciate the content you deliver. 👍
Glad you like them!
Appreciate the work that you do man! Everyone must watch his videos.
Thank you for the video. It was very well explained with strong arguments. Clear nudge to me to hold a strong tech portfolio going forward. Thanks for the amount of research you've done in making this video 🙏
The reason for the change was automobile revolution brought on by Henry Ford by setting up production lines that mass produced cars
it was like the Jio revolution in India
@@thecrazysharma I think Tata did/doing more than Jio/Reliance group
Very insightful video. Plenty of useful information shared. Looking ahead for many such videos. Thanks!!
This man is awesome. An elite personality who experienced best of corporate careers is doing this selfless service to give the right direction for the current generation. Hats off to you sir.
Thank you so much Akshat for showing the picture before10 years. After watching it, I just think what will happen if I watch this video in 2031. Uff...i just don't want to imagine... the reality is very tough.
Hi Akshat sir! Really admire the amount of research and effort gone into this video! Thank you for the daily dose of inspiration, knowledge and wisdom that you impart!
I love your smile MAN! It is there in every video; Wonderful content and crispy narration. Keep up the good work! :)
My current favorite channel.
Future jobs or profession that can't be replaced by tech is the next must do session
Artists, care taking jobs like Nurses Teachers, specialised jobs like Surgeons, Researchers . All these jobs are extremely difficult to replace.
@@sudhishp1635 only researcher, some surgeon and high-class engineers and MBA will survive. There is a technology that can produce high-class music. robots can take care of you. You can create anyone's artificial voice.
India is the hub for low-level work.
And way behind in technology and development😔😔
I second this. Akshat please make a video
@@nocode659 sir gave a very beautiful example of a horse and cars. Today's generation is taking birth in the robotics era so can't say about the future of human doctors
Please make a video on this topic
One of best video ever seen on TH-cam thank you so much
Glad you liked it!
Person who can collaborate and work with people all across the globe.
Thanks for these words.
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Amazing content loved it. I recently stumbled upon on your TH-cam channel and i must say i am truly impressed with your content. I am still in the discovery phase and your videos are actually helping me to eliminate some of the career decisions. Thanks a lot 👍
All your points were spot on. But I would definitely like to understand how you feel that being a specialist is the way forward? All it would take is a trend to shake up your specialization.
Thank you Akshat for always sharing something really important with us. Great to now about the new trend line of upcoming years. ✨
Great video informative. I am a fan with equal views. Massive for someone who's taking decisions out there for their future and sad for people who couldn't get watch this video. Thanks man
One of the best video I saw after soo long on youtube.
I watch his videos for 2 reasons
1)C o n t e n t
2)The way he fluently speaks is amaZing!!!
Amazing Akshat..love the content you come up with always. Even before I start watching your video I know the value it brings in , hence i hit the like button right at the beginning😊keep going, you are a great teacher already!! Thank you.
Mind opening video sir, I have been watching yr videos since last five days. Feeling fortunate.
I really love that he is very articulated in his speech and there is little to know confusion on what he is trying to say. What I mean is that he is very specific in his speech which is very hard to master. I still have one request though, can you please put the books in order on the shelf in your background :D .
This is the best motivational video for me 🙏 . Recently I quit my job in L&T as Sr. Engineer & was thinking to mould by career as a freelancer developing various skill sets. This video boosted the confidence in my decision. Thanks a lot sir 🙏.
Detailed explanation of current trends and where we are headed. Having 15 years of experience in IT I feel my experience is useless in current market if i dont constantly innovate and learn new things. On one hand i am open to challenges on other hand I am getting fed up with constant push to keep learning new things, and feel where is the end to all this rat race and where are we headed with constant greed about making more more and more money every year on year.
Same feeling just that i have not started my career. I don't know whatever i am learning will be useful or not or will i be able to become specialist in this fast technology upgradation😭😭😭😭😭
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Thanks a Lot for voicing my deep seated concern Apuna. When ever will we find time to do what we really love and live OUR lives
First time saw the very clean and informative video in just a span of 12 minutes
I just watched this video first time...and I fall in love with this channel and made me to subscribe.... thank you brother
Thanks Akshat! for putting such a valuable & detailed content. " 21st century illiteracy is not about being uneducated, its about unwilling to ADAPT, unwilling to be Flexible, unwilling to unlearn & re-learn" Still I will rather AGREE to "Life was much EASY when APPLE & BLACKBERRY were only fruits"
What is un learn and te learn?.I know people to be flexible to learn new things.what we say by unlearn.Anyhow as time lapses we forget things which are not in touch.
@@rajeshs244 better to stick with the common in everything and hold on to its stability
Hi, good to hear ur perception on the current&future trends, interestingly ur contradicting on ur own statements. My humble suggetion
1) if ur emphasising on specialisation, u'll lose flexibility, which in this changing world will cost u.
2) for any fresher, to inculcate global skills and soft skills ( ie, cultural awareness, teamwork, flexibility, adaptability, communication etc) atleast some platform is needed, and the best for that is job.
3) so the emphasis in this global transitioning phase, is diversification and not specialisation.
Tks n welcome for new ideas. Gud luck n success/satisfation
Spot On. Salute. Please continue making such videos. You are the light to many by doing it. God bless you.
Indeed a valuable content. Thanks. Change is inevitable and we must accept change.
It's because of Henry Ford, who create the assembly line which massively reduces the time to make an automobile
Well said :)
Change was due to ford. They innovative mass production techniques reduced the cost of cars substantially. Along side with this concept of EMI was also introduced in America, due to which even middle class people were able to afford cars.
I'm at beginning of my career, and this video helped me to visualise my next course of action
With my whole heart , Thank you Sir.
We definitely value the type of content. Keep making these type of videos :)
Thank you Stuti :)
Wonderful analysis, Akshat. You rock!!!
excellent information. i was searching for the similar information since corona broke out. you are right on the point
New trends which help faster and smoother way of reaching destinations helped and changed the automobile industry !
Really meaningful!
Great insight! Wood love to have an IAS officer's perspective on this and what she/ he thinks about changing our employment and industry policies.
@albion Becoming a IAS is difficult so most of the well specialized people find something else in life.
This was completely eye opening video explained in simple manner to see future.
Thank you for great worthful content. 🙂
Great way to articulate this vital topic! You are a good story teller coupled with vivid thought clarity! cheers
Started following you boss, really love your informative content and the knowledge you provide will really help people in India. You're in depth analysis and explanation are on point. Keep it up lots of love and respect ❤🙏
The same is going to happen to the entire financial infrastructure.
Sure sir thanks a lot for educating us
Thanks a lot for this awesome video and quality content. Its the need of the hour to understand these job trends.
This is very helpful for someone like me who is in starting of their career.... But yes implementation is a tricky part....
Akshat, keep shooting such videos. I cannot over-emphasize the importance. I am a 27 year old guy who is not doing good in his career, stuck in a remote field and lack in a number of skills. I keep an eye on your videos but even more than that, I want my kid brother to learn from you. He is 21 and this content is 21x more valuable for him. Kudos to you man.
@Neha Kudalkar would be better if we connect elsewhere
@Neha Kudalkar same here Neha. It would be good if we can connect over hangout
Are you doing trading
This is extremely helpful and research oriented....eye opener in a very effective way that truly triggers right regions of one's brains.....looking forward to more similar content
Really nice content. For human being to survive against change is to have expertise in atleast one skill, ability to mould oneself quickly with change. It's universal truth.
The change was due to Henry Ford's automobile invention, I mean Ford Automobiles being the game changer here.
Correct :)
@@AkshatZayn But the thing I'm not able to comprehend is how would people cope with this trend. I mean the private sector would become even more competitive on an individual level and it will contribute to even more stress and anxiety. Inevitably even lesser time for friends, family or other pursuits. Plus the education system will take almost a decade to change itself for giving specific specialisations, but people would still enroll themselves into colleges. Won't this become such a toxic cycle?
@@rohitgoswami2485 every problem has its roots with rising population trend.
In India,there are so much problems like in healthcare india has very less doctor per person ratio as compared to developed nations but if you more concentrate on the no of doctors by doing some math then you will find that we have enough doctors as there are in italy but not enough that we can counter our population.So, i think india has to think about this problem. China has done well in tackling their population by opening their market before India(1991) but now they have a new problem of increasing old people like Japan has.
I think every problem will be solved when we will focus on quality not quantity :))
@@rohitgoswami2485 No, I believe automation will only mean we will have more time for ourselves because machines will reduce our load. People will start getting universal basic income.
Why did CRED use 90s and 00s cricketers and not
VK and MSD and current cricketers for their Marketing ? ?
How did they make it viral using 90s celebrities ? ?
th-cam.com/video/asbEs1Ok510/w-d-xo.html
Hey learning agility and technical expertise will be high in demand in next gig economy. Thanks for this video.
Very well said all youngsters need to relook at things in a better way
Randomly came across this video. Thank you so much for creating such an awesome content. Please continue .... subscribed.
Zayn would be proud of you when one fine day he sees all this.
sending lots of love 🕊️
I m jobless from more than a year he is speaking so true
preparing for upsc?
@@harikumar3038 jhand
Great content.. I too have similar opinion on upcoming changes in IT industry. I worked for 10 years across multiple startups.. Last year August 2020 I started working full time remote job .. And also started concentrating on work-life balance, finance planning, technical writing, etc...
Thank you for this much needed info many ppl would be grateful to you
It changed because of human wants and needs…
I learned about that assembly line innovation by Henry Ford from the documentary series called "The Men Who Built America".
The video is truly relatable❤️ Thankyou for guiding!
Im a new subscriber here. I found your channel from linkedin. I really love your personality and loving style of teaching us. thank you for giving us such high quality content!
Thanks for the insights. Would like to hear your thoughts on the future prospects of specialized fields such as User Research
Dear Akshat, Thanks for sharing succinct analysis. My take away from video are :
1.Develop an expertise
2.Focus on developing soft skills
3.Keep an eye on changing Job market
I become addicted to your videos .thogh I saw you on you tube first time today ..and never before
Just awesome the best advice &an insights to people who is about to start their career soon
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good thorough research with no made up stories
Thank you sir for this level of content. I am in the early phase of my career I wanna work in Finance and will make myself future-proof by learning learn python, SQL for finance cuz nowadays coding plays a very important role in financial analysis. Sir, please make a video on finance professionals what they can do more to become future proof in finance as you have done MBA from one of the best B schools also very good in finance so please make a video on this very crucial topic sir so young generation get good knowledge.
Will try my best :)
Yup, much needed topic.
@@AkshatZayn Pls make a topic about Financial Planning and Analysis, what skills do we need to it... I am a recently qualified Chartered Accountant and started my career in FP&A ROLE... CAN u please share ur thoughts on this
@@AkshatZayn What should people do with 15 yrs of experience ??Please let me know..
@@songs1093 In India Employers are disposing the old and focussing only on freshers. As it's easy to scare freshers & earn money.
My first video and I'm ur fan ... Ur amazing 😀 I wish u have millions of subscribers .. we need content creators like u man ... Ur amazing
An eye opening video.. Thank you so much for making us aware about the future world..Thank you
Indeed. This is exactly what I'm teaching my students every day. Kudos for the video!!
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