Hello, dear readers and poetry enthusiasts! I am thrilled to announce the imminent arrival of my second prose poetry book, ‘The Trivial and The Perfect‘. After months of creative exploration and emotional excavation, this collection is now ready to grace the shelves and hearts of readers.
Read MoreHey there, aspiring champions of life! Welcome back to our journey of self-discovery and personal empowerment. Today, we’re delving into a topic that’s often overlooked but plays a pivotal role in our quest for success: people-pleasing. It’s time to unravel the truth and understand why being a perpetual “yes” person can be the key factor to failure.
Read MoreSANJUKTA DAS Writing a book is a journey that encompasses not just the narrative we craft but also the processes and routines we establish along the way. In my latest work, my approach to writing has evolved, revealing new insights and methods that differ significantly from my previous writing projects. In this blog post I aim to share these insights, shedding light on the intricate, often deeply personal journey of bringing a story to life. Embracing a New Writing Philosophy It’s a common misconception among aspiring authors, particularly students of English Literature, like me, that our writing must be...
Read MoreBLOG POST BY SANJUKTA DAS In the current dynamic landscape of education and career development, attending career fairs stands out as a crucial step for students. Career fairs are for unlocking opportunities. These events serve as invaluable platforms that bridge the gap between academia and the professional world. Here are some compelling reasons why students should actively participate in career fairs. NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES How often I have heard students complaining that their networking circle is very low. Every time I have responded by saying they need to take the onus as they transition from being a learner to a professional. Career fairs provide students with a...
Read MoreBLOG BY SANJUKTA DAS International students entering the workforce often face challenges related to workplace etiquette due to cultural differences, language barriers, and unfamiliarity with local Canadian work customs. I personally think, it’s a huge learning curve when it comes to workplace etiquette and norms in a new country. This transition can be challenging for several reasons, and it’s important for both students and employers to recognize and address these issues. The work integrated learning component that I am engaged in allows employers and international students themselves to work together to bridge these gaps and create a more inclusive and productive work environment. In my career preparation classes I always draw examples from what I have learnt as an immigrant woman. I tell my students we come from diverse cultural backgrounds with our own values and expectations. What is considered acceptable in another country may not be the same here. Work cultures differ. Expectations about punctuality, dress code, hierarchy and communication are varied. Acknowledging the differences first and then adjusting them is a process of integrating in to the work place etiquette. I assure my students that it has been sixteen years for me in this country and I am still learning. If you are you someone who overlooks the importance of workplace etiquettes, relationships and impressions that you make at your workplace, then you are at the right...
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