PIHOO CHAUBEY 

          ROLL NO. 23/4821

                  SECTION B

                 9561333482





            JOB PROVIDER NOT JOB SEEKER


In India whenever a child is born that child is sent to school provided are books and embedded with the knowledge that does not work in the real world. This further does not let a child choose what they want to become in future. Especially in our country parents and relatives focus on the child to be a job seeker not a job provider. In schools we are taught theoretical knowledge which is not useful in many places. The study pattern in India is very outdated.


A job seeker is an individual who is actively looking for employment opportunities. This can include individuals who are currently unemployed, as well as those who are employed but seeking new career opportunities.


Job seekers typically engage in a variety of activities in order to find job openings and apply for positions. These may include searching online job boards and company websites, attending career fairs and networking events, working with recruiters or staffing agencies , and applying directly to companies through their website or job application portals.


In order to increase their chances of finding employment, job seekers may also work on developing their skills and qualifications through education, training programs, and professional development opportunities. They may also seek out mentors or advisors to help them navigate the job search process and make connections in their desired field.


What is a job provider? 

a job provider, the focus broadens to include creating opportunities, nurturing talent, and fostering growth within the organisation. The shift from seeking employment to providing jobs entails a fundamental change in mindset. 

Building a Strong Foundation: Before embarking on this transition, it’s crucial to lay a solid foundation. This involves assessing your skills, expertise, and resources. Identify your strengths and areas for development. Acquire relevant knowledge and expertise through training, networking, or further education. Additionally, cultivate a strong professional network that can support you in your journey.

Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset: Whether you’re starting your own business or taking on a leadership role within a company, cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset is essential. This mindset is characterised by innovation, risk-taking, resilience, and a focus on creating value. Embrace challenges as opportunities for growth, and be willing to adapt and evolve in response to changing circumstances.

Leveraging Your Experience: As a former job seeker, you bring a unique perspective to your new role as a job provider. Draw upon your experiences as a candidate to empathise with and understand the needs of potential employees. Use this insight to create a positive and supportive hiring process that attracts top talent. For instance, we always allow new employees to have a clear business understanding and align their goals with the team and company at my recent B2B venture, Joy of Performing.

Empowering Others: One of the most rewarding aspects of transitioning from a job seeker to a job provider is the opportunity to empower others. Invest in your employees’ professional development, provide mentorship and guidance, and create a supportive work environment where individuals can thrive and grow. By nurturing talent within your organisation, you not only contribute to individual success but also drive the overall success of your business.

Embracing Continuous Learning: The journey from job seeker to job provider is a continuous learning process. Stay curious, stay informed, and stay ahead of industry trends and developments. For instance, we have implemented the OKR (Objectives and Key Results) framework at JOP, moving away from KRAs and KPIs. You should also seek out opportunities for professional development and networking, and be open to feedback and new ideas. By embracing lifelong learning, you’ll remain adaptable and resilient in the face of change.

Crossing the bridge from being a job seeker to becoming a job provider is a transformative journey that requires dedication, resilience, and a willingness to embrace change. By understanding the dynamics of this transition, building a strong foundation, cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset, leveraging your experience, empowering others, and embracing continuous learning, you can navigate this journey successfully and achieve your goals as a job provider.


Lets focus more on being the job provider than a job seeker.



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