Reasons to upgrade your skills

The concept is very simple to understand with just one example, As no one wants to buy Nokia Phones in the generation of?high configuration technology phones.

So not getting job or not getting relevant job one of the reason is you need upgradation, so just install your self again with new version.

'Let see why it is actually important for us in corporate world'

* Elevate your skills and potential?

Industries, sectors and businesses keep evolving. How can you keep your skills razor sharp?Begin by viewing yourself as a constant work-in-progress - always improving to become the best version of yourself. The only way to add value to your position as an employee is to keep striving to learn beyond your job scope. As you learn, you’ll come to realise how much you still do not know. Work on your own strengths or carve a niche for yourself. You’ll never know when the additional knowledge will come in handy.

* Earn yourself that promotion

Make sure to share your desires to continue studying and gain new qualifications with your????????supervisors and colleagues - it could help clinch that promotion or pay rise. Additionally, many employers are more than happy to support (financially or otherwise) some employee’s tertiary aspirations, especially if continuing your studies are aligned with their business goals and can help push you to the next level of your career.If you’re aiming to land that fancy new job title then understand the requirements of the role and make the decision to further your studies.

* Expose yourself to new career options

Do you fall into any of the following categories?

● You’re at the peak of your career

● You’re extremely comfortable in your job

● There’s no challenge on your job

● There’s nothing left to learn or to adapt to

Think that sounds great? Well that’s a problem. Don’t get me wrong, we’re happy you’ve found a career you love, but needs can change and industries will transform. If you’re no longer challenged at work, chances are, you’re stagnating - and that makes you dispensable.

Having been in the workforce for a while, you should know your industry well. This will give you a better sense of other sectors that may interest you. Then choose your new course and qualification to help land a role elsewhere.

*Enhance your professional network

Wherever you choose to study, you are likely to meet a range of individuals from different walks of life and professional backgrounds. While you may not be working in the same industry or function, these people may become valuable business contacts in the future.

As you part ways with your classmates, stay in touch with them. You’ll never know what business or career opportunities come up.

* Do more certification and courses, add value to your profile

Sure there are a handful of companies that view qualifications as secondary to work performance. But educational qualifications still have an effect on your long-term earning potential. A majority of companies here still use your qualifications as a benchmark for the pay they believe you deserve. That isn’t changing anytime soon.