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There is a story set in Soviet Russia. A foreigner was once sitting at a restaurant and making a list of places to visit. An old lady accosted him at his table and asked him to put her name in the list. He thought it was very weird that someone asks to be in his errand list. But, for what is worth he just noted her name. Soon, there was a queue at his table. Everyone wanted to get their name in "the list". In Soviet Russia, everyone worried about being left out and not being in important lists [for getting food or government pass]. What if you lose out a government service?Like in the listmania in the Soviet joke, Indians have a mania for filling out applications - job and college admissions. The application forms are dirt cheap and Indian families are paranoid. Put both these together and you can find that Indians are applying to everything - a large number of colleges and a large number of jobs. People don't want to be left out.Indians apply randomly to a lot of places.This artificially boosts number of applicants. The fact is that 90%+ of applicants for anything are totally not serious and in some cases might not even know that someone in the family made an application in their name. This is not new. For instance, 1.7 million people applied for SBI bank PO jobs - 17 Lakh Apply for 1500 SBI PO Jobs; 4500 To Get Interview Call and in a Railways exam 1.5 lakh people applied, 30,000 registered and only 8000 sat for the exams - Only 29% of applicants sit for railway recruitment exam.This reflects bad attitudes than bad economy.The third point comes to location convenience. A lot of the engineers or post graduates who are applying for low end jobs might have their spouse/family who is working nearby. Many women used to work as bank clerks merely to support their husband's career although they might have gotten better jobs elsewhere. A question we need to ask is how many of the PhDs, doctors or engineers actually are working as peons given that we know everyone applies for everything. I'm assuming only a handful of those qualified people would be working in the lowest levels.The next question we need to ask is what kind of colleges did those so called Phd holders go to. Unless you do Phd at a top institution it is a waste of time and harmful to career. In many fields in India, getting a Phd is fairly easy. Getting a Phd in Physics from IISc sure is hard, but what about getting a Phd from a low ranked college? I believe there are a lot of Phds in India who are not job ready. Even in the US, a number of Phds end up as taxi drivers or hotel waiters. The Ph.D Bust: America's Awful Market for Young  Scientists—in 7 ChartsDegrees matter less compared to the institutions attended. Simply getting a BE, B.Tech, MBBS, MBA or whatever doesn't make one magically ready for jobs. Most Indian students are unfortunately never ready for jobs.My humble view is that this one news item hyped by a few Indian media sources doesn't indicate anything new, shocking or surprising.

It’s a very common misconception that resumes are required to acquire any job. You generally need a resume to apply for a job, but having a resume is not strictly necessary in all circumstances. There are many situations that would allow you to get a job without creating or submitting a resume, but they are rare.Creating and submitting a resume is the typical way a person would apply for a job to a business, organization, or institution in North America. Sending a resume to an employer is standard practice and almost all job postings require one.Submitting a resume allows hiring managers to learn about an applicant’s skills, education, and work experience without meeting them in-person or speaking with them over the phone.They let hiring mangers to sort through many resumes (and applicants) over a short period of time so they can shortlist the best candidates for the job, and then contact them for a job interview quickly and efficiently.While most job postings require a resume to complete a job application, there are some situations where you may not need a resume, such as:You know the employer personallyYou’re referred by someone who knows the employer personallyYou’re casually volunteering for someone who you know personallyYou’re hired on the spotI would caution that the formalized and standard job application process with a resume is standard practice for almost every job. I would be wary of applying for any job that does not require a resume, unless I personally knew and trusted the employer.The job application and interview process is a process that allows you to see if the job is right for you (suits your personality, skills, and is legal), as well as to see if you’re right for the job.Writing a resume really isn’t very hard, especially now that there are free apps that allow you to create a resume easily at no cost. If you’re writing a resume, this article about the most common resume mistakes may also help you out.I hope that helps!

Here's a website for you that has information about working at Aeropostale: AéropostaleOne of the answers in the FAQ says that you should visit the store that you'd like to work at so that you can meet the manager and fill out an application. They don't have online applications or printable ones, so going to the store seems like the only option.Good luck! :)

First you must be truthful. Look at your assets, what do you do best, then look at what the future employer’s needs and fit the two together as best you can. On any job application or any correspondence try to master the King’s English to your very best ability. This is especially important if the new job requires communication interfacing with other people outside your company.

I want to believe that most banks nowadays have made the process of opening bank account, which used to be cumbersome, less cumbersome. All you need to do is to approach the bank, collect the form, and fill. However if you have any difficulty in filling it, you can always call on one of the banks rep to help you out.

The pay isn't bad: Truckers earn a median annual wage of $37,930, which is $4,000 more than the median wage for all jobs, according to the BLS. The top 10% of truck drivers make more than $58,000 per year. So why do so many long-haul trucking jobs remain unfilled? First, it's difficult to get certified.

Getting Paid By the Mile According to the BLS\u2020, most trucking companies pay drivers between $0.27 to $0.40 cents per mile. You may find some companies paying more because of the high demand for Class A licensed Truck Drivers. On average, a Truck Driver can expect to drive between 2000 and 3000 miles per week.

Tanker Hauler. Tanker trucks are those big machines that haul liquid such as water or gasoline. ... Hazmat Diver. ... Oversized Load Hauler. ... Ice Road Trucker. ... Transport Driver. ... Team Driver. ... OR Driver. ... Instructor.

According to Indeed, an independent truck driver's gross pay averages $183,000 per year, but expenses can run over 70% percent. Thus, the average owner operator pay drops to around $50,000-$60,000 take-home. Many independent truck drivers sign with a carrier to get consistent work.

Tanker Hauler. Tanker trucks are those big machines that haul liquid such as water or gasoline. ... Hazmat Diver. ... Oversized Load Hauler. ... Ice Road Trucker. ... Transport Driver. ... Team Driver. ... OR Driver. ... Instructor.