3 BIG Mistakes of My Career in my 30s and 40s | Career Talk With Anand Vaishampayan 

You nailed it. Being laid back or lazy is a huge challenge!

Couldn't agree more 👍.

Get to the choppaaar😂

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I don’t agree on that, this video talks about 30-40s . We have family kids and job … if we spending 10hours in job and 8 hour in sleep .. 6 hours left … that is just enough for family and taking care of self health… where laziness comes in thi busy schedule

Thank you. It's boring to listen to him. Just a clear snap shot will always be better for time savers like me

You are stealing his views, which is very bad @krishna.

You missed the bonus point which is only told if you have viewed till the end. Its the most important in my opinion

What are you talking about? He’s up to the point. Doesn’t beat around the bush at all

​@@JustWithAllBut he is commenting as well for better reach of this video.

Yes that's true. Comfort zone makes us laid back and lazy.

@@CareerTalk I'm 39 and working as FE developer but I'm sick of this corporate culture where I have to come out of project every 3 months to attend internal/client round of interview to get into another Project. This repeats every 2 to 3 months. No saving nothing, no own house. Now my questiont to you is, what do you suggest to grow to next level. I see managing teams as technical/program manage is the only scope to escape these interviews but unless some manager give a promotion to you to become a sub-group manager it's not possible. Please share your though on this, whether it's good to stay in service company or product company. And how you are generating second streams of income now? And also create a video about savings, investments and other information (we can find so many video but I would like to see a video from a technical perspective ) who works in IT

Will changing company yearly due to company layoff will it effect my resume

Hi Rajeev, We all are in the same boat. It is never late to get started :)

Absolutely Prithwiraj, it is not at all easy to reflect. But once we do, it makes a lot of things simpler.

Thanks a lot Hema Brijesh :)

You're welcome

Glad to help 🙌

Thank You Nagbhushan 🙏

Most welcome Jagat 🙌

Thanks Jayakumar

Thanks 🙏

Sure Sir

Hi Vinay, Yes, most of us find some reason or another to push things to the next day, next week or next month.

Thanks for sharing Rajiv 🙏

Thanks 🙏

Yes that's true, point 4 is the main thing 🙏

Second that!

Thanks 🙏

Thank You Krishna 🙏

Many many thanks

Thanks!

Thanks a lot Nazeer

Hundred and Two?

Hi Raj, It is never too late. In our LinkedIn Training batch we have an ex CFO who is 60 plus years of age and now wants to build his LinkedIn Profile. So it is never late to get started :)

Thanks for sharing your experience Rahul. Yes, you are right it takes time to get results. Best wishes to you for your future endeavors :)

What subjects do you teach?

Yes, it is a challenge we understand that, so one needs to take small baby steps in that direction. Key is to have focus and make small efforts for long term.

@@CareerTalkwhat are some possible options for second income in India?

Ashish bhai 🙏🙏🙏

Spirituality should not be left to the latter part of your life.. incorporate it in as soon as you can. It will help you throughout your life

Why after 40 , why so late, even 20 yr old can initiate into spirituality.

So true..while 30s are time for self growth.after 40 should be considered to think on contributing to nature and spirituality rather than dwelling on materialistic things