Ireland's Job Market: Insights for Professionals | Part 2 with Raghav Dixit | Irish Job Market 2024
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- čas přidán 14. 02. 2024
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In our latest podcast episode, we explore two critical aspects shaping Ireland's professional landscape: immigration policies and job market dynamics. 🌍
Join us as we unpack the potential impact of immigration regulations on skilled professionals, while also delving into the intricacies of effective networking and job searching mindset. 💼 This episode offers invaluable insights for professionals seeking success in Ireland's evolving economic climate. 🌟
Tune in to gain practical strategies for networking effectively, positioning yourself in the job market, and staying ahead of the curve in your career journey!
💬 Share your thoughts in the comments below and join the conversation on the intersection of immigration policies, job market trends, and professional growth. 🎙
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As mentioned, we need to prove ourselves. How do we exactly do it, if we don't have much prior work experience?
Exactly what for freshers who have more potential
If you haven’t made the move yet, I would suggest getting at least 3 years of professional work experience in your field.
If you are already here, my suggestion would be to look for graduate programmes, internships, freelance projects or independent projects. These will help you with 2 things - proof of skills and building a network.
Networking is extremely important as well. Reach out to your college career guidance cell for networking opportunities. Talk to college alumni and professors. References are a great way to get you foot in the doors.
How’s the job market for supply chain management? I have around 3 years of experience in the aerospace industry (not exactly supply chain but I have transferable skills).
Hi pranav bhai ! Im Hitesh Patil from Aurangabad Maharashtra, I took admission in NCI for Masters in Artificial Intelligence, and secured the admission by paying the full fees. I have taken a loan of 25 lakhs to cover tuition fees & living expenses, also have FD of 5 lakhs, so, do I need to show other holdings apart from the loan for visa? or loan should work to get student visa?
MSc Project Management from UCD.
I have close to 13yrs experience into IT infrastructure.
Is the course good for me ?
Your experience & field will help you win by themselves tbh!
Coming to the course, project management is a great course. It’s gaining popularity globally. UCD is also a great school + Dublin would be the perfect place to connect with industry professionals and employers.
If you are clear on your goals and have studied the curriculum, how it fits for your profile, I would say go for it.
All the best!🙌🏽
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