Codersbrain presenting Brindha Palanichamy, who believes that The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do. All dreams are within reach. All you have to do is keep moving towards them, Brindha does a fantastic job with it. My career journey began in a somewhat unconventional manner. After a significant gap since my graduation, I embarked on a new path as an IT Recruiter, and I must admit, I was filled with excitement at the prospect of diving into this role. One question that frequently arises from others is, “Why did you choose the recruitment field?” My answer is simple: I genuinely enjoy my work. Each day brings the opportunity to meet new people, which is something I find incredibly fulfilling. Of course, the role isn’t without its challenges. One recurring issue in the recruitment field is dealing with last-minute surprises from candidates on their joining dates. It’s a common scenario, but I’ve found that having a strong backup plan is the key to managing these unexpected situations effectively. One of the aspects I particularly appreciate about my job is the ability to work remotely. The flexibility of remote work has allowed me to find a good work-life balance and thrive in my role. This is one of the biggest reasons why I chose to work with Codersbrain— they offer a remote work option that aligns perfectly with my lifestyle. Recently, I took the exciting step of restarting my career, and this move has reignited my passion for growth and development. The role has provided me with a sense of self-motivation whenever I faced challenges, and I can now see my career trajectory moving upwards. Looking ahead, my goal is to advance to a team lead position, where I can leverage my knowledge and experience to contribute even more effectively. I’m eager to continue learning and growing in this field, and I’m confident that the future holds great opportunities for me. I’m excited for the journey that lies ahead. #EmployeeStory #EmployeeMotivation #TeamInspiration #EmployeeJourney #WorkplaceSuccess #MotivatedEmployees #SuccessStories #CareerGrowth #EmployeeAchievements #InspiringColleagues #EmployeeExperiences #WorkplaceTriumphs #MotivationalMonday #EmployeeChallenges #DedicatedTeam #TeamSuccess #EmployeeEngagement #WorkplaceMilestones
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Codersbrain presenting Pravallika Ammanamanchi, who believes that Success isn't just about overcoming challenges; it's about using every experience to build the future you envision. Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful, Pravallika does a fantastic job with it. I've always been passionate about HR, and when the opportunity to work at CodersBrain came along, I seized it without a second thought. This is my first job, and starting as an HR recruiter here has been a transformative experience. From day one, I've been determined to overcome every challenge through confidence, dedication, and hard work. Thankfully, by the grace of God, I haven't faced any major setbacks, which has allowed me to focus entirely on growing and learning in my role. CodersBrain has been the perfect place to begin my professional journey. The company has provided me with invaluable opportunities to develop my skills, and the flexibility of remote working has been a significant advantage. One of the aspects I love most about this job is the chance to connect with so many different candidates. Engaging in discussions with them not only broadens my perspective but also sharpens my ability to identify talent that aligns with the company's needs. Looking ahead, I aspire to transition into a software role within the tech industry. My goal is to build on the foundation I've established in HR and evolve into a well-rounded professional. Ultimately, I aim to see myself as a successful woman who has made a meaningful impact in the industry. #EmployeeStory #EmployeeMotivation #TeamInspiration #EmployeeJourney #WorkplaceSuccess #MotivatedEmployees #SuccessStories #CareerGrowth #EmployeeAchievements #InspiringColleagues #EmployeeExperiences #WorkplaceTriumphs #MotivationalMonday #EmployeeChallenges #DedicatedTeam #TeamSuccess #EmployeeEngagement #WorkplaceMilestones
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How's your work week starting? 🤔 Ours is off to a fantastic start with some incredible feedback from one of our tech talents working on a project on our platform! 🤩 We just had to share it with you! 🤗 If you haven't already, this is also a wake-up call to join our platform. 🚀 Here, you get the chance to work on real company projects and build a portfolio that will leave top recruiters in awe of your accomplishments! 💼 What are you waiting for? 🤔 Click the link in the comments to sign up for FREE🎉 #ReCreaX #TechTalent #ProjectBasedLearning #BuildYourPortfolio #FreeJoin #TechCareer #JobReady #SkillsMatter #CareerGrowth #monday #mondaymotivation #reviews #feedback
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🎓 Reflecting on My First Year Post-College: As I mark one year since graduating and six months into my role as a Marketing Associate at Digiday. Here are some lessons I’ve learned that might resonate with others navigating the early stages of their careers: 1. Embrace Mistakes as Learning Opportunities 🌟 I’ve always strived for perfection and dreaded making mistakes, but I’ve come to realize that mistakes are an essential part of growth. It's inevitable, and often the fastest way to learn. 2. Finding the Right Job Takes Time ⏳ It took me six months to find a role that felt like the right fit. I’ve learned that it’s okay to be selective and hold out for opportunities that align with your goals and values. I’m grateful for the opportunities I’ve found at Digiday and the alignment it has brought to my career aspirations. 3. Remote Work Can Foster Strong Connections 🌐 Working remotely can sometimes feel isolating, but it doesn’t have to be. I’m fortunate to be part of a team where everyone is incredibly kind and welcoming. Our HR team (aka Andrea Sontz) works hard to keep us connected through monthly calls, weekly icebreaker chats, and other initiatives. Finding the right company and people can make remote work a fulfilling and engaging experience. 4. Ask Questions 🤔 Don’t hesitate to ask questions—there’s no such thing as a dumb question. You’re surrounded by experienced people who have valuable insights to share. Seeking clarity not only helps you do your job better but also shows your eagerness to learn and grow. 5. Celebrate Small Wins 🏆 Amidst the daily tasks, it’s easy to overlook small victories. At Digiday, we use Nectar to recognize and celebrate achievements. There’s no better feeling than receiving a shoutout and Nectar points for helping out a colleague or hitting a goal. It’s a fantastic way to stay motivated and appreciated. #CareerGrowth #Marketing #RemoteWork #ProfessionalDevelopment #CareerLessons
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Virtual Assistant to busy executives I help you lighten your workload to focus on what truly matters|| Customer Support agent||ALX alumni in view
FROM OVERWHELM TO OVERCOMING : A Journey of Grit and Growth My ALX journey started strong. Every day, I'd study new topics while also documenting my progress to stay consistent. If you scroll through my page, you will find my documentation starting from Day 1 of my #LifeAtALX. Weeks 1 to 4 seemed promising as everything went according to plan. It was so exciting, and I looked forward to completing each day gracefully. But then, Week 5 hit. The workload piled up, and the intensity of the course grew, but my determination kept me going. After all, I had already landed two interviews because recruiters were finding me. This must be the right career path for me, right? Week 6 was a different story. I struggled to keep up, feeling overwhelmed. It was like hitting a wall. I started having issues completing my tasks ahead of time like I used to. You know how they tell you that every course you take in your first year is child's play compared to your final year? Well, I experienced that. Every time I picked up my phone to continue my documentation, I felt blocked, unable to pen down my learnings. Week 7 brought a new challenge: volunteering. I was exhausted, and my teething baby needed me. I felt like giving up. I found myself scrolling through my feed, admiring others who were still showing up. I questioned if simply sharing my struggles was enough. But then, I came online and got this beautiful feedback on a task I completed during my volunteering project. It was a huge boost. It reminded me why I started this journey. Here I am today, reintroducing myself in case you're seeing my post for the first time. My name is Uduak, and I'm your favorite virtual assistant as a busy executive/CEO With expertise in inbox management, meeting agendas, scheduling appointments, calendar management, and other administrative tasks, your business should no longer suffer due to a busy schedule I am here to take up delegated tasks while you focus on business productivity. Send a DM let's connect #VirtualAssistant
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Week one of working at Reboot and THIS is the kinda feedback we’re getting from new starters 😍 Naturally I’ve censored names as I don’t want to embarrass anyone, but honestly I could not be prouder not only of my Pod but also the wider company too, especially when it comes to the positivity they spread each and every day and how welcomed they make our new starters feel 👏🏻👌🏼🥰 They’re such cheerleaders for each other, as cheesy as it sounds 📣 they celebrate loudly about each others successes 🏆 and they work relentlessly to help support one and other in succeeding in what is becoming an even more and more challenging industry 🔗 It goes without saying that working remotely can be tough. No matter how many positives there are - no commute, better work life balance, more time spent with loved ones, friends, or even our pets 🐩 There really is no denying, it can be super lonely at times 🫠 Working hard to ensure your employees feel supported, respected, heard, energised, celebrated, and above all, part of team that genuinely want them to succeed and who celebrate all their wins is no mean feat, but I’m proud to say it’s something the team here at Reboot do exceptionally well 💪🏼 And if that’s not enough, there’s the generous perks and a four day week EVERY SINGLE WEEK. Honestly, it’s life changing🔥 If any of the above resonates with you, you're looking for your next role or know someone who is, or you simply fancy hearing more about what we do and who we are, as well as telling us why you believe you might be an excellent for for the brilliant team we have here, drop myself or Zoë Elizabeth Blogg a message to get the ball rolling - you won’t regret it! We have roles available across the SEO, Content, and Digital PR depts at present, but we’re always on the hunt for exciting new talent so please do get in touch ✌🏻 #hiring #joinourteam #digitalPRjobs #SEOjobs #workforus #ukjobs
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Transitioning careers is a big deal! It helps you stay up-to-date and succeed in different jobs. Adapting to new industries means learning new things and growing your skills. It's all about embracing change and grabbing new chances to succeed! Click the link in bio to unlock your full potential. 🌟 #careertransitions #adaptability #professionaldevelopment #growthmindset #newopportunities #careeradvice #successmindset #talmo #skilldevelopment #staffing
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Success in the job marketplace isn't just about landing any job. It's about finding that perfect match where your skills shine, opportunities abound, and your ambitions sync with company vision. #QuoteOfTheDay #CareerSuccess #JobMarketplace #FindYourFit #MondayMotivation #RemoteHub
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An Experienced Recruiter and HR Generalist, with a Flair for Marketing | Bridging People and Brands | Assoc. CIPD
🌟 Insights from the Part-Time Chronicles 🚀 Sharing a bit of part-time gig learnings because let's face it, those casual jobs teach us more than we give them credit for! 🌯☕️ Also, Future employers, a little wave to be on your radar! 👋✨ 1. The Customer Service Chronicles: No mind-reading skills here, but after a few chats, I've become a pro at figuring out the go-to orders. Quick on my feet, understanding preferences, and making the customer experience seamless - that's the goal! 🎯 2. The Counter Pitch Game: Forget the elevator pitch; let's chat about the counter pitch! From order prep to delivery, turning small talk into an art form. Remembering your faves? It's the secret ingredient for turning customers into regulars. Bonus: got some solid career advice from cool people. Networking level: Solid! ☕️🤝 3. The Time Management Tango: Juggling uni, part-time hustle, job hunting, and squeezing in a social life? It was a bit of a circus act initially, but now it's more natural to us without even realising it, isn't it? Transitioning between roles seamlessly? Check. Time management game: On point! ⏰💃 What did you learn from your part-time job? Share your lessons below and hopefully turn this post into a gathering of part-time wisdom! #parttimejobs #customerservices #networking
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If you find yourself consistently disappointed, ask yourself.. Why am I never satisfied with my jobs? Then think about what the reason could be. You want to go to work every day with a sense of purpose and satisfaction. To make things better, some self-reflection and decisive action are required, but the solutions are out there. You’re rarely as stuck as you think you are, even in your employment. inspired from SK Gupta & Tanvi Bagpatia CodersBrain #job #employee #employees #solution #employment
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Pioneering Skills-Based People Development | Creating Personalized Career Trees to Drive Career Success
Holiday calendar time! Dec 1st is dedicated to Career Paths. Next time someone asks you if your organization offers career paths, instead of answering no (because you're thinking only of vertical ones), pause. Only 28.8% of people want the traditional vertical paths. Most of your people are interested in growing through interesting projects. So, I'm throwing out a challenge. Rethink career pathways. Can you respond to your people's needs and wishes by ✅ changing your way of working ✅ changing your cost-center etc. structures ✅ using existing or creating new platforms to advertise gigs, and projects ✅ allowing people to work over team and departmental lines and ✅ grow through diverse ways? Attract new talents and retain your existing by offering diverse growth and career advancement opportunities. #careerdevelopment #careerpath #upskilling #reskilling #talentdevelopment
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