CareerOpportunities - Hire Better, Hyderabad (2026)

24/04/2014

Fascinated in a challenging, fun and dynamic work place…….?
Did I mention fast paced……?
Here you go…. :-)

We are hiring for a leading Digital Marketing Agency i.e. “TRAFFIKA™”

Positions open are
1. Social Media Marketing Analyst (Exp: 1 year relevant),
2. Graphic Designer (Exp:1-2 years) and
3. Senior PPC Analyst (Exp:3 years).

You can send profiles across: [email protected]

Cheers :-)

23/04/2014

Really interesting...:-)
who thinks about these things during an interview...?

Keep eye contact with the client and smile
• Respond to what they say, ask questions to show engagement and interest (they are not monsters and don’t want to think you are robots)
• Listen to the other candidates and interact with them
• Display lots of energy and enthusiasm – don’t think of it as a formal interview
• Get your opinion across and don’t be afraid to disagree with the other candidates
• Act as confident as you possibly can (even if you don’t feel it)

Cheers...:-)
HireBetter

22/04/2014

Here are few tips how to tackle Head hunting...

1. Head hunting is an art. It requires practice and this means learning the hard way......

2. Practice your story line before hand ......plan your identity and have enough back up stories to justify your story so that you are never caught speechless. Some answers you should have
i. Why are you calling?
ii. Who are you? What does your organisation do?
iii. Why can't you give me the information or request (presuming this is a secy/receptionist)
iv. Give me a number that i can call back on (secy/receptionist/
v. Give me a website link of your organisation

3. Completely avoid phishing(impersonation - that is pretending to be someone or some organisation which really exists - for e.g saying that you are calling from NASSCOM -when you are not- . Phishing is a violation under the law of the land can lead to punishment of the individual

4. Have standard replies for potential bottlenecks -
i. If the person you want to reach is not available on his seat/is on leave - (no hanging up is not a good idea - it will lead to suspicion - you won't be able to call later)
ii If the person you want to reach says that he does not have the time to take the call
iii. If the person you want to reach puts you in touch with his secretary
iv. If the call is transferred to his secretary before you could say anything (again do not hang up!)

5. Do reasonable amount of research on the company from which you wish to head hunt ...for e.g i. what does it do? ii. where all does it have offices, sales and plant locations iii. which are the divisions? iv. the organisational structure v. the leadership team vi. names of some of the senior individuals (job site databases zindabad), vii. what kind of products does it sell - names of its brands etc
This will see to that you are not caught unawares about most organisational info

Also it is useful to pretend to be a person that you can easily identify with ...e.g if you have an understanding of sales and marketing - posing as a marketing executive would be comparatively easy.

Practice your lines ....saying it out will assure you that it sounds genuine!

Happy Head Hunting .....

21/04/2014

Tips for Creating a Concise Resume

Your Resume Is Not an Autobiography......
Don't confuse telling your story with creating your autobiography. Employers are inundated with resume submissions and are faced with weeding out the good from the bad. The first step involves quickly skimming through resumes and eliminating candidates who clearly are not qualified.

Eight Tips to Keep Your Resume Concise

1. Avoid Repeating Information: Did you perform the same or similar job tasks for more than one employer? Instead of repeating job duties, focus on your accomplishments in each position.

2. Eliminate Old Experience: Employers are most interested in what you did recently. If you have a long career history, focus on the last 10 to 15 years.

3. Don't Include Irrelevant Information: Avoid listing hobbies and personal information such as date of birth or marital status. Also, eliminate outdated technical or business skills.

4. Cut Down on Job Duties: Many job seekers can trim the fat off their resumes simply by removing long descriptions of job duties or responsibilities. Instead, create a paragraph that briefly highlights the scope of your responsibility and then provide a list of your most impressive accomplishments.

5. Remove the "References Available Upon Request" line: Many job seekers waste the valuable last line of the resume on an obvious statement. Delete it.

6. Use a Telegraphic Writing Style: Eliminate personal pronouns and minimize the use of articles (a, an, the) when preparing your resume.

7. Edit Unnecessary Words: Review your resume for unnecessary phrases such as "responsible for" or "duties include." The reader understands you were responsible for the tasks listed on your resume.

8. Customize Your Resume for Your Job Target: Include only the information relevant to your goal. This is particularly important for career changers who need to focus on transferable skills and deemphasize unrelated career accomplishments

All the very best.... :-)
Best regards
HireBetter

18/04/2014

Life of DEVELOPER...

17/04/2014

Opportunities for Sales and Procurement executives.... :-)

Have you got good marketing skills and willing to build a career in marketing....? Are you enthusiastic and excited....?

Then HURRY UP...
forward your profiles to [email protected]

Cheers :-) :-)...Happy day

15/04/2014

It is important to make someone happy,
And it's important to start with yourself.
Happiness is not something that you postpone for the future; it is something you design it to the present.....

10 Actions that always bring happiness..

1. Appreciate what you have.
2. Focus on things that truly matters.
3. Define your own meaning of life, and pursue it.
4. Find the balance that allows you to be who you truly are.
5. Love your body enough to take care of it.
6. Limit your time with negative people.
7. Treat others the way you want to be treated.
8. Embrace life's challenges.
9. Set a good example.
10. Accept what is, and live for the possibilities that lie ahead.

11/04/2014

How to Have Peace of Mind. here are few tips to follow...

1. Be true to yourself first.
2. Introspect on a daily basis how you have conducted yourself during the day.
3. Devote at least 10 minutes to yourself every day.
4. Take responsibility. After introspecting be accountable for your own actions (good or bad).
5. Own up. If you have done something which has made you feel stupid, be strong go ahead and say sorry, be it a person an animal or an inanimate object.(it helps)
6. Cease from committing the error again. Next time when you are about to err, you will be reminded of how you felt before you asked for forgiveness and you will automatically refrain from doing it.
7. Try to be generous whenever you can afford to give without asking for anything in return. It always does come back tenfold.
8.Try not to do things on a daily basis which would make you feel bad - love yourself instead.
9. Always remember your Mother, Father's and God's love toward you.

10/04/2014

Erase Your Limits… Expand Your Comfort Zone

If you could handle discomfort better, you would never procrastinate, never quit a diet, exercise every day, and complete everything you ever wanted to accomplish.

We can Follow this 6 Step process to become more comfortable with our discomfort and set ourselves free:

1. Start with something that’s difficult, but not too difficult. Learning Chinese is very difficult. But eating all your vegetables isn’t too difficult. Starting a gentle exercise program isn’t too difficult, either.
o Start with something that will enhance our life, but won’t be too challenging to implement or take an excessive amount of time.

2. Start slowly. If we’re going to start exercising, start with just 5-10 minutes. We can add a little bit of time each day or week. If we try to start with 60 minutes, it will probably seem too overwhelming to even get started.
o Why not give ourselves the best chance to succeed?

3. Push through a little discomfort. Maybe we are working on keeping the house clean or write a report or go on a diet. We are likely feel a strong urge to quit just 10 minutes or in a day, into our task. Keep working. A little later, we may want to quit again, but keep going. The third time, allow ourselves to actually stop.
o Try to do this with everything. Avoid letting ourselves quit anything the first time we get the urge to stop.

4. Observe our discomfort. A great way to deal with discomfort is to simply observe it. How does it feel? How we try to avoid the situation that is causing the discomfort? Do we try to distract ourselves with other activities?
o We might rationalize reasons why it would be better not to continue. Avoid falling into that pattern.
o Study our discomfort like a dispassionate observer. By simply observing and not becoming emotionally involved with our discomfort, we are likely notice that our discomfort lessens.

5. Find a way to smile. Smiling is a key component of learning to be okay with discomfort. It’s hard to be miserable when one is smiling. When the going gets rough, take a deep breath and force a smile, believe me, it always cheers one up and makes it easier to push through.

6. Continue to push a little further the next time. Just like with exercising, we can always do just a little bit more the next time. Each time we work through a little more discomfort, it gets easier and easier. Our capacity to deal with discomfort will expand quickly.

We can learn to be comfortable with discomfort!
Think of all the amazing things you could accomplish if being uncomfortable didn’t stop you! There really isn’t much you couldn’t do.
Those that avoid discomfort the most tend to end up with the most uncomfortable lives.
By accepting and managing our discomfort, we can build the life we so desire.
Start small, but get started.
Being a little uncomfortable never hurt anyone.
We master our discomfort and we’ll set ourselves free.

Feel happy to embrace discomforts... :-)

09/04/2014

Thought of the day for you all........ :-)

08/04/2014

Stressed @ technology

People are becoming more and more addicted to technology, sparing minimum time for themselves and their family. Take the quiz to know whether you are one of them.

1.Can you limit your electronic availability by being away from sms, email, chats, forums, social networks and reminders for a day?

2.Are you one of those people who feel a desperate need to press the ‘like’ button for every photo your friends upload on a social platform?

3.Are you perpetually looking for new games and apps on your smart phone?

4.Do you practically walk, sit, stand, and eat, wake up and go to bed with your PDA?

5.Do you have a nervous habit of refreshing your inbox over and over, just in case someone emailed you in the last 60 seconds?

6.Do you compulsively record voice memos for yourself on your phone?

7.Do you change your phone settings almost every 2 days?

8.Have you ever changed vacation plans based on wi-fi availability?

9.Do you get restless if you do not receive sms, emails and notifications from your various contacts every morning?

10.Are there two or more portable electronic devices within reach right now?

If your answer is Yes to 5 or more of the above, then get rid of the smart phones, ipads, ipods, PDAs for a day, and get liberated! It is a wonderful feeling to disconnect once in a while. It is only when you disconnect will you know the pleasure it brings.

07/04/2014

MUST READ..!

Some facts you may not be knowing about INDIANS ....

1. 38% of doctors in America are INDIANS.
2. 12% of the scientist in America are INDIANS.
3. 28% of the IBM employees in the world are INDIANS.
4. 36% of the NASA employees are INDIANS.
5. 17% of the INTEL employees in the world are INDIANS.
6. 34% of the MICROSOFT employees are INDIANS.
7. Sanskrit is the mother language of all the European languages. WHICH MEANS SWEDISH TOO.
8. SANSKRIT is most suitable language for computer software reported in Forbes magazine, 1987.
9. CHESS was invented in INDIA.
10. Creator and founder of HOTMAIL is INDIAN (SABEER BHATIA).
11. Aryabhatta who was from INDIA, invented the number ZERO.
12. INDIANS invented the NUMBER SYSTEM.
13. ALGEBRA was invented in INDIA.
14. CALCULAS and TRIGNOMETRY came from INDIA.
15. The general manager of HEWLETT PACKARD (HP) is INDIAN (RAJIV GUPTA).
16. Creator of the PENTIUM CHIP(90% of the today's Computer runs on it) is INDIAN (VINOD DAHM).
17. BHUDHYANA first calculated the value of pi (3.14), and he explained the concept of what is known as the Pythagorean theorem. he discovered this in the 6th century long before the European mathematicians.
18. We have almost 5600 different newspapers and 3500 different magazines with approximately 120 million readers every day.
19. SUSHRUTA (from india) is the father of SURGERY. 2600 year ago he and health scientist of his time conducted complicated surgeries like --> artificial limbs, fractures, urinarystones and even plastic surgery and brain surgery
20. LAXMI MITTAL (steel king) is the richest man in ENGLAND. His house in England is the most expensive house in the world, more than 70 million pounds.
21. ALBERT EINSTEIN once said:- We own a lot to the INDIANS,who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific have been made.

Cheers :-)

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