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Sujal
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i am in class 12 and i have opted commerce and
#tech after that i want to go in line of business management pls suggest what to do
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Kelly Albright
Operations
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Hi Sujal,
This is a very interesting question. I'm so glad that a young man like yourself is already interested in a career path. By commerce and tech, are you thinking about perhaps becoming a web-developer for an online retailer like Amazon?
If this is something you're interested in, I would strongly suggest checking out some very inexpensive resources. There is a gentleman by the name of Colt Steele who has a YouTube channel where he teaches people to code for free, and his courses are very comprehensive. He's a very nice young man and teaches people with no experience whatsoever about how to code from scratch and helps people get Web Development jobs all the time.
Mr. Steele also sells very inexpensive courses on www.udemy.com - he has one called the Web Developer bootcamp that is quite popular. You should wait until courses on www.udemy.com go on sale - and they do frequently - and courses that could cost upward of $100-$200 each go down as low as about $10-$15 each.
If you are also interested in Business Management, you should also get the book "The Personal MBA" by Josh Kaufman. It's about $15 and you can get it on Amazon. It's full of very practical, simplified concepts that even a young man like yourself could easily start to learn and apply.
I hope this is helpful to you!
Go to www.udemy.com and find the Web Developer Bootcamp by Colt Steele
Go to www.amazon.com and find the book The Personal MBA by Josh Kaufman
This is a very interesting question. I'm so glad that a young man like yourself is already interested in a career path. By commerce and tech, are you thinking about perhaps becoming a web-developer for an online retailer like Amazon?
If this is something you're interested in, I would strongly suggest checking out some very inexpensive resources. There is a gentleman by the name of Colt Steele who has a YouTube channel where he teaches people to code for free, and his courses are very comprehensive. He's a very nice young man and teaches people with no experience whatsoever about how to code from scratch and helps people get Web Development jobs all the time.
Mr. Steele also sells very inexpensive courses on www.udemy.com - he has one called the Web Developer bootcamp that is quite popular. You should wait until courses on www.udemy.com go on sale - and they do frequently - and courses that could cost upward of $100-$200 each go down as low as about $10-$15 each.
If you are also interested in Business Management, you should also get the book "The Personal MBA" by Josh Kaufman. It's about $15 and you can get it on Amazon. It's full of very practical, simplified concepts that even a young man like yourself could easily start to learn and apply.
I hope this is helpful to you!
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Meghana Yeledhalli
Leading a team of Engineers and Scrum Masters
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Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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Meghana’s Answer
Hi Sujal,
If you are looking for next steps in education, BBM would be one option that will be focused on Business Management degree. And your current education in commerce will be suitable for it. Colleges across India offer BBM graduate degree and you can find something closer to you.
Having a degree will open up job opportunities in various sectors going forward. Or you could always pursue MBA post BBM.
If you are looking for next steps in education, BBM would be one option that will be focused on Business Management degree. And your current education in commerce will be suitable for it. Colleges across India offer BBM graduate degree and you can find something closer to you.
Having a degree will open up job opportunities in various sectors going forward. Or you could always pursue MBA post BBM.
Mandeep Singh Bhabha
Engineer
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Saint Petersburg, Russia
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Mandeep Singh’s Answer
Hi Sujal,
I agree with Kelly Albright. As i understand, you live in India. Do analyse world around you and try to develop some website for any small business (for free). This will give you better learning experience and small business will do marketing for you. Do not think about finances at this early stage. Money will follow your fame. Kelly Albright's idea is a very simple and easy to start with.
I agree with Kelly Albright. As i understand, you live in India. Do analyse world around you and try to develop some website for any small business (for free). This will give you better learning experience and small business will do marketing for you. Do not think about finances at this early stage. Money will follow your fame. Kelly Albright's idea is a very simple and easy to start with.