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NEW DELHI: If the plans of global banks and consulting firms are anything to go by, the current trickle of job offers in India may turn into a flood next year, marking a complete transition from a global downturn that eliminated thousands of jobs. Full Article at Times of India
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Jose Goldemberg, Professor Emeritus, University of Săo Paulo; Former Secretary of State for Science and Technology, Secretary of the Environment, and Minister of Education, Federative Republic of Brazil Sun Guoshun, First Secretary, Embassy of the... Full Article at Council on Foreign Relations
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NEW DELHI: The Indian job market has not been as adversely affected by global recession as was being presumed, thanks to job increase'' in the public sector, UPSC Chairman Mr D P Agrawal said here on Monday. Full Article at Hindu Business Line
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The JPMorgan Global Services Business Activity Index continued its upward trend in October, reaching a 22-month high of 53.0. The headline index has signalled an increase in worldwide services activity for three successive months. Full Article at FinFacts
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Global Manufacturing PMI hit a 39-month high in October. At 54.4 in October, the JPMorgan Global Manufacturing PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) posted its highest level since July 2006. Full Article at FinFacts
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To the people who are complaining: be proactive. Turn negative thoughts into positive and stop worrying about where your next job might come from and start your own small business
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The students were ahead of us on this: 75 percent or 80 percent of students were doing this on their own
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