Question ladies

Question ladies

So I m fresher with no experience in any career other than in HR recruitment for 2 months WFH . So by university I got placed in a v different city MNC which offers 3lpa only and living expense there is high ...I got a call for interview from another company for the same but with a more low package but they are like you still aren't Graduated exams you ll need leaves ..what should I do where should I go

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  1. Anonymous

    Sorry but your writing is not clear at all and I have zero idea what you’re talking about.

  2. Anonymous

    Adelin I'm sorry but I'm going to address the elephant in the room here. I can't even understand your post.

  3. Anonymous

    I’d like to assist you by providing candid feedback. First, you must work on your skills in English. I’ve hired tons from other cultures and countries and unless your English is good you will have a hard time working in the U.S. However, if you seek work in your own country, I’m not sure what you’re asking. Go to ChatGPT or Google for an English translation and resend this to us here. What I can gather is you are a new graduate and your university placed you in a job in an expensive city. If you like the job see if you can get a roommate or rent a room from someone. Not sure if that helps but the word “fresher” is not used here in the U.S. we use recent grad or new grad.

  4. Anonymous

    As others have said, you’ll need to improve written communication to increase clarity and professionalism.

    But enough piling on. If I’m converting correctly, 3lpa is about $35,000 USD. I have no sense if that’s a livable wage in that city in India.

    You have two offers which will both require a lot frugality to live off of. Since you’ve finished first year university, that’s normal. You’ll need to decide which offers you work you’re more interested in, aligned with your goals, and likely to have access to excellent training. And then make arrangements to find female roommates or other safe living situations. Are you leaving university after first year or taking a few months internship? Can you tolerate roommates for a few months?

  5. Ayian

    Sorry, I can't help. I have no idea what you said and I'm not going to give myself a headache trying to figure it out. Best wishes, truly, but do start by making sure what you wrote is legible. Also, letters other than 'a' and 'I' are not words and not everyone reads what I am going to assume is young person texting shortcuts.

  6. Anonymous

    Break down the mnemonics? They are different for most industries and positions

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