Government jobs ARE NOT as GOOD as they used to be? | Ayushi Chand
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Government jobs are not as good as they used to be.
On this video, I discuss two major things on this video:
Part A: Why there is a craze of about Government jobs.
Part B: Whether these jobs are really worth it.
We do a detailed analysis of the Salaries, Perks and Myths associated with Government jobs.
We finally talk about the points to be considered when deciding about a career with the Government.
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Ayushi Chand is an Indian Economic Service (IES) officer, working with the Central Government of India (Ministry of Finance). She has ~8 years of work experience in the fields of finance and public policy.
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I agree with your points and I'd like to point out that there is absolutely no mental peace in private jobs, always the situation of getting fired the next day - no matter whether you are in FAANG or not. The government doesn't address this aspect making it hard to fire employees, therefore there is a craze of govt. jobs. At some point in life, people just want mental peace and not to be in survival mode!
Thats why prople want creative mode and not survival mode...
Minecraft reference :)
@@Shashank_ssm Yup
I think if you excel enough in the work you love to do, you won't fear getting fired in pvt sector.... To multiple extent private job is better as it gives you lot of flexibility and time to harness skills you like
In govt job you have to obey the orders all the time, there is no free will, you have to go by the books
Agreed.
It's even worse for people working in unorganised sectors as there is delay in salaries, working overtime without any bonus & consistent harrassment .
@@Shashank_ssm whatever mode and whatever skills .... Get fired because pvt company wants it.
Very nicely elucidated and interesting. I am a Government officer and liked the way you explained things. Happy to share that along with doing my duties in the government job for the last 28 years have kept my passions to innovate alive which have been acknowledged in various forums..
In metropolitan cities no one cribs for government jobs. MNC jobs pay so much that you need not to work your entire life.
India isn't just metro cities. Crores of youths out there want to work good salaried job in their own state if not own home town. The government is the only hope that gives you chance to work in their own home town.
And how many MNCs are there in India? Most of the youth leave their home states and work in metro cities on meger wages even tho they have higher degrees.
So why not put some effort to get a better job in Banks, Govt sector, Railways, etc.
Pvt sector in India still lacks motivational factor. Few Pvt companies have that charm like Tata, Mahindra, Reliance. But not much.
@@adityautkarsh825 very sage ans
No they don't MNC give very minor salary as rent and flat sale is expensive
@@adityautkarsh825 I stay in Metropolitan so spoke about the same. There are also non Indian MNCs too and you missed couple of big Indian players like Infosys, Wipro, HCL etc.
If I would have been living in a metro city, I would also not have wanted a government job but in small towns and villages, ther's very limited opportunities and corruption is more.
I don't think starting salary in private sector can be generalised this way. I have many friends who started their career private sector with 20+ LPA right after engineering or MBA. I also have friends who started at 4 LPA. Given the talent and hard work needed to crack group A govt sector jobs, these jobs should be compared with top end of private jobs. However, I mostly agree with other aspects described in the video.
true, i recruit from top IITs each year, we literally beg someone to join us for 30 LPA/ so generalization is not right. we give 8 Lakh joining bonus as well. for the starting salary f a IISc scientist is 43 lakh average.
@@supriyadevidutta generalization can be done if the overwhelming majority is same.
What you are talking about is exception like iisc scientists or iit toppers !
@@gtdhrvs no ,go to tier 1 colleges as comparing them with grade a job is right and see the salary there ,avg salary is over 12+ lpa in iit and 20+ in iim
@@gtdhrvs 0.01% aspirants get in to IAS jobs. is that generalization \? in 1 tech park in bangalore alone occupai 2 Lakh IT employee with average salary of 50-60k. that is in my view generalization
@@manavjain9648 almost 10000 people get group A/equivalent jobs each yr in India. Almost same no. of people get 20+ LPA package in pvt sector.
Govt officer gets 7-8 LPA in-hand and perks which is equivalent to 20 LPA package that these tier I, II freshers get.
I love how calm and useful your videos are. You are collected and authoritative but soothing at the same time. Inspiration!
I am so happy to find this video. She has always guided everyone with her experience from her college time. This time she is guiding the large audience. Kudos to you. I still have some memories while I was attending the class in college. Great job done in this video. Wishing you the best in your new endeavour.
One of the most underrated channels over youtube.
Thank you for explaining the pros and cons ma'am
I am 25 yr old..I joined group A post at 23 yrs of age ..the thing I noticed is u need to be very patient while working in govn sector ..the thing about finance is that I totally agree private sector makes u pocketfull ..but if u want a job security then go for govn jobs
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no security in AMRITKAAL
Which jobs
And how you prepard
efrom 23 years you did it
Tell me bhaiya
I think govt job is like an iron cage... initially when you join you like it's size, but after a time you will want to get out of that cage...what if anyone wants to leave a govt job after a certain amount of time...and yes regarding salary, joining salary is much higher if one passes out of prestigious colleges like IITs & iims...the hype about govt job is so much especially in underdeveloped states , because we consider even our basic necessities as perks...if i look at the top notch changemakers around the world, most of them would not like this securitised poverty mindset.
Very nicely brought out !! PS I am a govt servant for the last 17 yrs ....wanna move out now , the cage is suffocating
Totally agree
You are right about fact that we consider even our basic necessities as perk. In a country like India it is so difficult to get decent paying job that people don't even know that a decent paying job is normal thing in most of countries and it is a basic necessity for survival which most people world wide has. It is not an extraordinary thing. I think the government jobs are not worth the hardwork people put in to grab them. The syllabus is also too much even though job is not that extraordinary. For example - just look at syllabus for the position of clerk.
Hmm point h !
@@Mr.VAGlNA you are right
Good video but I have some suggestions
You portrayed govt job with one of the best available like IAS or other but not compared one of the best private sector like if you passed out with IITS and IIMS then some of get to US and all
The salary of honourable secretary is far less at age of 60 where Mr Pichai or CEOs get per industry standard. Yes we have some bias in our society towards govt job that these are privilege. Lay-off reason are more related with capacity planning which is never right in govt sectors, lots of vacancies are still pending while major works are outsourced while Private ones are planned in advance and lay off underperforming employees during bad times.
Let’s see govt job from bus conductor to Cabinet secretary and private jobs from fresher to Mr Rajesh Gopinathan
No hard feelings. Everyone’s work matters 😊
This is a very stupid opinion as none of you will become top executives realistically. Most people in tech retire at upper management which is far less influential when compared to say a top executive like cabinet secretary or an ambassador to a another country
@@vccv9785 Top MBAs of the world become CEOs and control the world. And you're comparing cabinet guy who can't do much even in India. You are comparing someone who controls the world vs someone who has little influence only in 1 country. Such a dumb logic😂😂
@@free_soul9154 yeah keep dreaming of becoming the " top mba who controls the world " lmao that's like what less than a 100 people ? Most born in privilege, and every few of them Indian.
Extremely idiotic to even bring that in this conversation.
I am a govt employee.
And I am totally satisfied with my job.
And 100 times better than private jobs.
I have ample time for my family and friendzz and this is the biggest plus points in govt jobs.
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It's ok .. i am happy for you ..but don't treat rest of the people as shit .. once the citizens stop providing to the state no matter how big officer you are you won't get paid ... Look at pakistan .. so always give respect and take respect ..
This is a much needed video and should be shared with as many people as possible.
ayushi you are a frank soul. you are lucky to have been part of old india where planning was thought upon
But jo bhi ho, private me 8k - 10k low salary ki frustrated job se to bahot better hai
Previously the private jobs were horrible, not that government jobs were amazing. After 1991, the private job market is amazing, especially for highly skilled
Yes... The sense of dissatisfaction is from outside... To much safety at cost of own interest /choice.... Giving single dream to crores of people is like distributing poison...
Last part of the video is kind of a myth… plus this hierarchy in government jobs has killed the efficiency. A 25 year old without any experience driving a team which consists people with many years of experience, it’s ridiculous.
seriously.?. I just can't take this..people are getting layoffs during their maternity/paternity leaves.. that too on tech companies like Google, govt jobs were, are and will remain GOOD
Job security is overhyped. A skilled employee in private sector can fetch another job in few days/months if he/she gets fired. Private guy can earn so much more in less number of years than a government official that he can achieve early retirement and financial independence. It's not wise to escape from pressure and avoid working on the toes if situation demands unless if you are having some medical ailments. Overall, my take on this is that join a government job only if the work suits your personality traits and you are excited about the work, otherwise the job merely becomes a way to feed your stomach without providing any fulfilment. But here, another outlook is there that we reside in a overpopulated country where job satisfaction seems a luxury, here people are ruthlessly fighting for jobs. I think we should strive to get the best possible job/career as per our capability and qualification.
Mam please you carry on dont worry about views .. your content is ♥️
We are motivated so keep it up and nobody will stop you
People should take a message, don’t "prepare" for govt jobs all your life. Make a threshold of say a certain age or attempts, and if doesnt fruitify, move on with life, look for something else. I have seen people first preparing for NDA(18 age limit), then CAPF(25), then UPSC(32), even if they don't qualify, they start state service preparation for which age limit is 40. This is just wasting time and escaping responsibilities. Your family needs you, your country needs you. Move on with life and do something productive rather than just preparing for exams.
As for the comparison between pvt job and govt job, the opportunities in metros and with MNCs is immense and are comparable to any govt job. Many jobs are paying much better than mid rung govt servants(upto Assistant Section officer grade).
People join government jobs for security and under the table income. See the case of IAS chattisgarh, she has 20 crores cash, which private job will offer you so much. And later a coveted position with political party. IAS Joshi couple.
Government jobs donot have any fixed time. Enter office at 10:00 and leave at 3:00 PM because officer is to going to teach his child as child has exam next day.
I'm 23 and will probably crack a couple of bank exams, maybe even ssc cgl this year. As of now I'm not too confident in my abilities or intelligence, which is why I'm not going for an MBA or higher govt exams. As someone who wants a decent amount of time off work and a stable job, I think I would be satisfied at higher ssc cgl jobs and regulatory body jobs
Same here preparing for CGL mains....
In metropolitan cities like NCR, Bengaluru Mumbai Chennai etc, come 2030 ppl won't sit for even IAS IPS posts, .i.e. even CSE exam forget about other smaller exams.
Yes, crowd will be there, but mostly hailing from villages, tier 3-4 cities, and hailing from lower middle class.
Gov jobs are doomed, no charm for them.
Only money will rule.
And rightly so.
The grass is always greener on the other side. There is no comparison to government job if you want to come out of poverty and live a normal middle class life.
What about those who are already middle class or rich class? Govt job is like a prison for them.
@@free_soul9154 middle class still have that tendency to fall down to lower class if their son/daughter does not choose their career well. For rich class, if you are passionate enough, crack upsc/sPCS otherwise better to do some business with help from parents. IAS/IPS/IFS/IFos especially if you get through this, it is no joke, the things you can do. No wonder people are crazy. But I wouldn't want to work in bank even if it's PO.
a SW engineer from a tier 1 college gets average 30 lakh a year, Tier 2 - 22 lakh, 11 lakh for Tier 3. all are insured 5 lakh health insurance, 30 lakh life, EPS, Gratuty, travel benefit. but you need stay efficent. but in 5 years your salary will touch 50 lakh to 60 lakh. foreign travel, real cross global experinece. efficient work enviornment, white money and strong practical leadership is unmatched. so mam feel good about Govt and you should be proud about it. but my brother is a IAS and i can tell you SW jobs are dream come true.
Nd the frustration of work ...the job insecurity
@@ashutosh2367 moron, i have only offered them, tier 3 NIRF 100 ranked college. they get up to 18 lakh. first check whether you have studied in a NIRF ranked college or some xyz.
Im my point of view those who dont want to do hardwork just want to relax and don't need anything else from life in short chuts wants govt. Job and prepare for the same or waste 5-10yrs giving exams for govt jobs.private jobs r not secure but they pay alot if u r capable enough or business start bhi kar dakte h why to waste so many years for govt jobs
All my acquaintances who r working in govt sector DO WORK HARD at their places. Most of departments are understaffed and existing employees have to make up for that too. It's high time we get away with this myth of govt employee not working and only getting money.
@@NehaSingh-xu4ws thats exactly my point even if u got govt job does it make sense to do extra work for that shifty salary u get one life and u wanna waste it like that by doing work u hate
@@SCMtextiles that depends if u hate the work or not. I hv seen people complaining they have a lot of work to do but still doing it even when they have choice to skip some of them . There are people in govt sector who are happy with what it offers. Point is if u want more money or more stability n peace. One can't get everything in any sector, mostly ( exceptions r certainly there but very few).
Most of aspirant are in financial. Crisis they only hope and know a certain way of getting atleast a suitable earning is through govt. Job either it's Group A or clerk job .
Ma'am! Please make a video on Old Pension Scheme and NPS.
Nice video Ma'am
Very true & fair comparison.. Because I worked in Pvt sector and doing govt. job Since Dec' 2007. Good job👍
Ma'am I also agree with the conclusion. Thanks for useful insights.
Airline Pilots undergo multiple exams twice a year, technical, practical and medical. Every time they fly they undergo an alcohol test and sometimes there are random drug tests. Any failures could mark the end of a pilots career. Every action performed in the aircraft cockpit is recorded in voice recorders and Digital data recorders. These are analysed and scrutinised after every flight. They have zero job security and no pension. Can govt officers ever be so accountable to whom they serve ?
i earn 80k per month, make others life better, generate jobs but still i never get respect what a government job holder gets,
No private sector offers benefits much better than government sector, if you remove group A services....
Mam, salary wise i dont agree with you.. i am in IT and know people earning 3 lacs per month just as salary in hand after tax. I dont want to include the upari kamai.. but in government job salary is too less
I agree. I also know many people in IT who get this level of salary.
Sab IT wale nhi hote laxman.
Upari kamai in private sector..?
Thank you. It's been really insightful your videos for a student who is just charting out a career path.
Well rounded and interesting talk. Cheers
Well explained madam. This type of contents are much beneficial for the young aspirants searching for jobs in govt. or private sectors.
@ayushi_chand.5- Madam, I have cracked wbpsc clerkship exam at the age of 21years and currently working as a clerk in Child Dev. Project Department, Govt. of West Bengal. I'm preaparing for upsc cse 2k24.It would be quite beneficial if you kindly help me in this regard.
Thank you.
I watched this video after watching your cameo in Akshat's video yesterday and I must say I really like your whole personality. Goes without saying I have already subscribed to your channel. Keep up the great stuff
Same here
As an Armed Forces officer and belonging to a family of govt officials and seeing the envt there are certain pts to ponder in r/o both the Govt & pvt jobs:
1. Govt
(a) Job security.
(b) Increment dependent on inflation.
(c) Experiece do count.
(d) Highly competitive at higher ranks.
(e) Assured career progression.
(f) Higher slabs of Income tax.
(g) Stagnation beyond a pt.
(h) Rank profile.
2. Pvt
(a) Unlimited avenues.
(b) Pay and perks dependent on experience.
(c) Job switch is always an avbl option.
(d) A lot matters on the Institute you have passed.
(e) Working as per your choice.
(f) Exponential chances of increment dependent on your profile.
So what do matters is choices in your lyf as grass on the other side is always green.
Regards
I appreciate you for bringing insight into government jobs.I have worked in the public sector bank in middle management and have broad experience.You have not touched the conundrum of transfers, the caste factors (Of course thanks to ever widening reservation) the corruption which is omnipresent (Though less in banks) and the political manipulations when you are directly deal with the public.
And here we are waiting for RRB GROUP D notification 🙃
Thank you for lighting up our path for career
She should talk unbiased.. she never worked in Pvt sector.. not everything she says is not true .. if she would have worked in pvt sector then gone into Govt jobs.. probably she would speak different
It's a good thing if Government jobs become unattractive because people think these jobs are very much comfortable with high salary, pension benefits etc, work pressure is less compared to the private sector, all these things actually cause corruption, red tapism and thereby slows development of the country. Hence Government must make any govt job very strict and disciplined just like the defense forces and the private sector which will increase the efficiency of the employees. Also the more a Government job becomes unattractive, the lesser the burden on the central and state government to provide employment to the citizens. Right now no other country in the world is obsessed with Government jobs unlike us. This perception and attitude of the society towards govt jobs must change asap in order to become a developed nation.
Presented a very balanced view Ayushi. Would like to mention that in some jobs like the Railways, the team under administrative control of a young officer can run into hundreds. Some may enjoy it some it comes with its own unique headaches as well.
Also the apprisals are becoming much more stringent and taxing
Life is Too short to Struggle and be in Survival mode forever
But the question should be "how many individuals out of 50 crores people can actually get into government services?"
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Ma'am, Can you please make a video on how to generate side income while being in a government job legally?
Corruption karo
@@nutan2278 rotten brain he said legally
@@nutan2278 😂😂
Good video! Keep it up Ayushi 👍
Video suggestions :
1. Corruption in Govt. Sector
2. Independence in decision making in Govt. Sector
3) Not to work attitude knowing that you are still gonna get paid 😂
@@saurabh8618 din gye bro ab...memo mil jata hai
My salary is 53000 as a group c employee
My friend earns around 80k as group b
And one of my batchmates earn 2.5 lakh in pvt sector
What's your job ? Under Central or State PCS ?
accountant...through ssc cgl
I am in private sector and earn 45 lakhs per annum. Only 4 days working per week and 6 hours everyday. My friend with government job earns only 51k per month and lives in a village type area for work. What a shame that these govt jobs are overhyped!
@@free_soul9154 that is what I was saying and she was saying the pvt sector starting salaries are less...
But now I feel atleast for monetary part pvt sector is much better
....
@@abhay6000 Not just salary but even lifestyle. Private employees live in top cities and even abroad. Eats Italian/french/Indian food in a single day. Whereas, govt employee gets maximum Delhi posting for some time and most of the life in a town or village type place. They eat bread pakora and chai in the morning 🤣🤣🤣. Nepal is foreign tour for them😂😂
i dont think a comparison between upsc and any other job, many industrialists ,politicians , powerful people are in your circle , and a lot of money and perks , i know a person who drinks whisky which equals most of the iim graduates salaries , and the fact that you have beaten all those around you cant get that confidence elsewhere, ps im an excise inspector i know what im taling about
i am watching this video after watching your and Akshat’s video 😅. by the way good insight in a very good topic that our society needs to address
Very well put content. It's inspiring to see you Ayushi
True.. Very much true..!!!
Was a worth experience listening to your video. I recently joined as a group c official in services. It would be really good if can create a content on NPS. ☺️
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I think you have not heard about IITs and NITs. That's why you say the starting salary in govt jobs is much higher compared to private one.
Mam please make a detailed video specifically about IES and what kind of work they have to do,their routine and work life balance of an IES officer
Ma'am please write your answer about how a beginner (who's in in first year of economics honours) start prep for IES like which books to follow, important chapter/topics. Also write about the role assigned to IES.
🤣 Bhai video ka title kya h or tu kya question puch rha h
Job Safety is very good in govt job but in private sector thry always create fear of layoff. u have very well defined various aspects.
Respected Ma'am, you have lucidly put across extremely profound points and I do look forward to more such insightful videos from you. As an individual who has been informally guiding a few underprivileged and other youngsters for the prestigious Civil Services Examination, I find that the 'glamour' aspect dominates candidates' psyche. The other day, I asked one of my pupils in a point-blank manner, "Minus the high salary, official vehicle, quarter and social status; will you still go for the job?" I took all my then-permissible four attempts in 1998, 1999, 2003 and 2004 while doing shift duties in the Editorial Department of a national news agency as I couldn't afford to remain unemployed till age 29. Regards, Abhijit C. Chandra (Journalist and ex-IAS aspirant)
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The god dam knowledge you need to have to make such a vid... Makes me wonder will i ever get to these people's level in life... Great vid and grt work
I feel given a choice one should work for Govt for first 10 yrs of career and then switch to pvt job. It will give the person best of both the worlds.
Afterall you have only 1 life to live. :)
Meaning the age 35+ when you want to work less and spend time with your olding parents and children at that time you want to switch and expose yourself to all the job uncertainty and certainly put more working hours to please your corporate bosses...
Looks like a well researched thought?
I did same...worked in psu banking for 10 years and then moved to private sector for money...it is a better move because it brings sanity that govt organizations are tough compitition and everyone is equally smart and both the sectors require hard work...I would say...govt jobs require high IQ because it requires to achieve multiple KRAs..
In india govt job is still the best .Its not a good feeling to work for someone ,get harrased and leave the job at the end .
Thank you so much for your valuable inputs. I so much appreciate your quality work 👍
I think pvt jobs offered more than the perks of low category jobs in government sector. But the real reason of candidates of some of the states craving for government jobs is that there is no other option, some of the states do not have industry related to engineering field. If one or two industries is there then they look for high skilled candidates with proper communication skill, good presentation skill , fluent in English. But unfortunately candidates studying from government school could not develop those skills, because some states government schools are so poor that they do not focus on overall development of their students. Still some students make through because of their shear perseverance and dedication and sometimes because of their good financial condition.
But those who dose not have good financial condition they suffer, they continue their study by doing other things side by side.
I saw many students who want to work in pvt companies but they could not full fill the requirements of pvt companies. So one option left do self study and prepare for government jobs. Again some government jobs want crystal students, and those students could not become that crystal because of their poor basic education. So after having PhD degree people are applying for peon jobs.And I think those who have not ever faced poverty in their life would never understand this, they only can argue over this topic. But reality will never change.
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Great video, great explanation, to the point, very informative, thanks.
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Much needed, thanks for sharing this.
Thanks 🙏🙏🙏
After your video govt job various point of view/broad range I saw
It's help me a lot
Comparing a starting lavel position with a Group A Job is what you think your experience. I have seen people getting placed with 30 LPA in companies right after the degree. And comparing a elite class job is what we don't required. Because Group A and B jobs along with the placements in army are matter of passion. Talking point should is it really necessary to run behind lower group jobs like mad. The perks a Group A people get makes the Group D applicant greedy. Two fellow friends of my brother are now poles apart from each other even though they started the same year but in different fields. One in a digital marketing firm as a intern and another as a Group D officer in RI office. After 6 years the private sector bhai was getting 1LPM while the Gov. Bhai just get a contractual to permanent promotion. After 8 years the private sector bhai started up and now running a successful agency. And also this is where our country's growth lied. Think our Government sector as a business organisation. And we are paying salaries to people by getting loans on loans. Think if people drop this mindset of government jobs and try to be skillful and made there skill to pay them, in that way we not only save some money of gov. but also our taxes can help in economic growth. More corporate expertise can make more startups. More skilled man power can accelerate more big industries to set up there buisness in a big scale here in India. Development of technology will rapidly grow because of more privatisation. And hence more educational growth. More people out of below perverty line. Fast development of rural and less need of gov. Grass root services and less peper work and lesses need pf Gov. Employees.
I never wanted Govt job, and never applied to. But it is fate I ended up in Govt job(Govt of Singapore)
Could u elaborate more?? How did u got govt job at Singapore?
@@kermit8210 They’ve just contacted me via LinkedIn
@@train_xc r u still working in same job? What was the interview like could u share?
@@kermit8210 yeah still working. Interview via Skype or zoom. Interview seems to have 2-3 rounds. Not that tough. Their main criteria is resume short listing. Once you’re shortlisted, there’s 50% chance you’ll get selected
How Did you handle unethical demands from ministers. That’s for me biggest demotivating point
I work with central govt. Here work pressure is increased relatively to 10-15 years back but salary hike is very less. I started with 26K and after 7 years i am on 53 K. Private companies who hire BTech/MBA can get very good hike in salary after 7 years. I am CGL qualified.
Tax assistant??
@@AS-le5hr Auditor CGDA
@@shrishri8898 still unmarried. Actual age will be 37 by this July. Late marriage hogi because brother delayed his marriage. Kab shaadi hogi abhi bhi nhi pata.
If family background is strong than you can bet private jobs. They are small caps 😂😂
Hey could you make a series on Economic survey chapters and Budget as well for RBI/UPSC aspirants
Please teach more Economics to Akshat and advise him that it will be completely fine if he does not make videos on a regular basis.
Govt need to regulate small business and private sector. Some forced employee to work even more than 12 hours at slave salary.
Well, I certainly disagree with your first point . 50,000 as a joining *in-hand* salary is much lesser compared to what most of the top tier tech companies pay . The computer science branch of my college itself has has a median salary of 22lpa. Although this is CTC but still more than or atleast 1 lakh per month is offered as a joining salary which shows how less do these government employees get as a joining salary.
Although i very much agree with the rest of your points.
The level of exposure you got in Govt job is #SURREAL for any Pvt. Sector , untill n unless someone is working for Consultancy Group like EY BCG GS like investment bank firms.... 🔼🔼🔼
🤣🤣What exposure you are talking about filling excel sheets whole day and signing some boring files and papers?
Thank You Ma'am. Much needed video for me🙏
In our Telangana state the government officers harly do work without being bribe and that too their work is very limited to 3 hours a day!
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I don't understand the fact that someone do just Bcom nd Mcom with 1 year of intern and directly joined to state/central govt as a consultant in this Era in india especially where engineers nd PHD candidates are applying for Chaprasi position in govt job and still remain unselected. Its Competitional world reality. If you have any answer to write...
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Can bureaucrats invest in stock market and enjoy stable govt job and big money at the same time?
Very useful video... thank you :)
One of the best video of UA-cam.
Maa'm please make a video on wheather govt. employees are allowed to do side earnings or not ? and if yes then which kind of work they can do ?
1.she is only speaking about civil services at higher level
2. You will get a mentor only if you satisfy their egos
3.caste plays a major role in promotions
4. When there is a risk in a job then they will check for efficient and here there will not consider caste because you should be ready to take risk and most efficient officers( who are promoted and enjoying the previlages )will be telling excuses to avoid the risk.
5. Very less intelligent (stupids)people you will come across as your boss (not speaking about politicians) still you have to manage them(this is the most difficult part)
Very factful insight, thanks1
Just believe on your skills and hard work job whether private or government doesn’t matter …in a country where passion and skills are not given important because of reservations in government jobs makes the competition even tough for general category and some sectors of the government like banking are the worst as far as services are concerned , even if people give decades of their life for preparing for civil services most of the time they end up gaining nothing from it if they are not able to crack it so I don’t think so government job is worth the hype unless and until you have a chance of getting it , it’s better to work on your skills and leave this country
In schools the curriculum does not teaches you skills. By the time you finish college it becomes very hard to acquire a new skill as now your focus is on getting a job and you are not job ready as you have just learnt to pass exams.
Madam, being a central govt employee, are you allowed to have a youtube channel in your name and get monetized...? I heard there are lot of restrictions for almost anything and everything we do other than our job. My husband was not allowed for 10 years, to continue his education in part-time. Finally he got permission after 10 years to study a part-time Engg. degree course.
Resigned from private sector, now wrking as gazettd officer in govt sector, now im fed up, planning to take a long leave and start something different
What you are planning
Trading
Apka life set hai chinta mat karo akshat making ton of money u are also earning as a middle class we are gone case 😅
Yes,you are on the dot.That is why it attracts left-over talent.Ironically,once it attracted the very best talent.
Fyi govt could deduct income in case of calamity from govt employees. There is nothing like 100% certainity even in govt. We tend to think the best possible scenario 🙃
Nobody chooses Govt Jobs for their Salary
Really well made video.
They must bring back the old pension scheme, with Keynesian economics ruling the roost this is absolutely necessary.
It is not for salary but for perks under the table. A simple clerk in revenue dept can out salaried a project mgr.
Project Manager is very junior position. Although, I am Project manager with package of 45 Lakh per annum salary. Only 4 days working per week, 6 hours everyday. Can a Clerk earn this much with this much work ???
@@free_soul9154 no they won't.
@@free_soul9154 in which company you working
great video ma'am! Can you please make a video on the National Pension Scheme
Please provide correct salary package ..a group A officers basic starts with 56100 plus 38 % DA plus HRA 27/18/9 % according to posting along with transport allowance and various other allowances...this works out to atleast 80,000/ in hand after deductions...for NPS and others