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🎙️ Unlock Your Career Potential: Mastering Job Application Processes Join us in this insightful podcast episode as we delve into the intricacies of Job Application Processes with industry experienced, Mr. Amrit Adhikari (Civil/Structural Engineer) and Mr. Sapan Adhikari (Agricultural/Environmental Engineer). With years of combined professional experience, they have not only navigated their own successful career paths but have also assisted numerous individuals in preparing and excelling in job applications.🚀 Episode Highlights:1️⃣ Identify Skills and Goals: Discover the key to a successful career by understanding your unique skill set and setting achievable goals. Mr. Amrit and Mr. Sapan share personal anecdotes and expert insights on this crucial first step.2️⃣ Market Research: Navigate the dynamic job market with confidence. Learn how to conduct effective market research to identify industry trends, demands, and potential opportunities. Gain a competitive edge with the duo's proven strategies.3️⃣ Self-Evaluation: Uncover your strengths and areas for improvement through honest self-evaluation. Our guests provide practical tips on self-assessment to enhance your professional profile.4️⃣ Improvement in Own Skills and Knowledge: Stay ahead in your field by continuously improving your skills and knowledge. Mr. Amrit and Mr. Sapan share their tried-and-true methods for staying relevant and valuable in the ever-evolving job landscape.5️⃣ Job Application (Resume/Response Letter) and Submission: Craft a standout resume and response letter that captivates employers. Learn the dos and don'ts of job applications, ensuring your submission stands out in the competitive job market.👥 About Our Guests:Mr. Amrit Adhikari, an experienced Civil Engineer, brings a wealth of experience from his diverse projects, while Mr. Sapan Adhikari, an accomplished Agricultural/Environmental Engineer, adds a unique perspective to the discussion.🔒 Unlock Your Career Potential Today! Subscribe and tune in to this enriching conversation that could shape your professional journey. Don't miss out on the valuable insights shared by our esteemed guests.👉 Subscribe Now and Take Your Career to New Heights! 🚀#JobApplication #CareerAdvice #Podcast #ProfessionalDevelopment #SuccessInCareer
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Join us as we engage in an informative discussion with Dr Nawaraj Khatiwada, an esteemed civil engineer with extensive expertise in environment, water and waste management, policy, research and economics. In this video talk, Dr Khatiwada provides valuable insights into career prospective, self development and motivation. Whether you're a student, professional, or simply interested in these topics, this video offers a wealth of knowledge and motivation. Dr Nawaraj Khatiwada shares valuable insights and tips for new graduates, helping them navigate the professional world with confidence. With his expertise, you'll gain a deeper understanding of how to kick-start your career and make informed decisions about your future.Guest Bio:Dr Nawaraj Khatiwada / nawa-raj-khatiwada-6ba09716 http://www.nawarajkhatiwada.blogspot.... / khatiwadanawa Field of Expertise (Technical):1. Environmental assessment2. Water and wastewater treatment3. Solid and hazardous waste management4. Circular economy and Rapid Economic Development5. Computer EducationCurrent Involvement:1. President (Founding Member and Program Co-ordinator as well): Nepal DevelopmentResearch Institute (NDRI)2. Managing Director, Nepal Development Initiative (NDI) Consulting Pvt. Ltd.3. Visiting Faculty to Kathmandu, Tribhuwan, and Purwanchal Universities------------------------------------------------------------------------My social links:Instagram ► / neupanesuj Facebook ► / sujan.neupan. . You can listen and subscribe to my YouTube channel;https://www.youtube.com/@neupanesujan------------------------------------------------------------------------Music source-Youtube Audio LibraryFilmora Assets
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THE LIKEMINDED PODCAST Episode 005 - Writing a Resume for Job Seekers!!Today, we're diving into a topic that can significantly impact your job search and career – resume writing. Whether you're a recent graduate, changing careers, or just looking to spruce up your resume, this podcast will guide you through the process step by step.
Here are some tips:1. Keep it concise – aim for one page if possible.2. Use action verbs to describe your accomplishments.3. Be honest – never exaggerate or provide false information.4. Get feedback from peers, mentors, or professional resume writers.5. Stay updated – refresh your resume regularly.If you found this podcast helpful, please give it a thumbs up, subscribe to The Likeminded Podcast channel, and share it with your friends who might benefit from it. Thanks for listening, and we'll see you next time on.________________________________________________________You can follow me on https://www.youtube.com/@neupanesujanYou can also listen me on Amazon music https://music.amazon.com.au/podcasts/fa95bc79-1190-48d9-952f-d1d476ce44f5/the-likeminded-podcast
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THE LIKEMINDED PODCAST
Episode 004 - Backyard Farming!!
Small-scale farms and local produce markets in the ACT push towards food sustainability by reconnecting consumers with local producers. Besides, it is important to understand the value of food produce from farm to plate. Urban farming has several benefits. Firstly, it reduces the carbon footprint of food production and transportation. It also provides access to fresh, healthy produce for city residents. Moreover, it strengthens the sense of community as people come together to grow food. In Canberra, where I live, it's essential because it promotes sustainability in a rapidly growing city.
Sapan Adhikari is an Agricultural Engineer and environmental professional currently living in Canberra, Australia. He engages himself into the world of urban farming/hobby farming and growing vegetables and fresh produce besides working as a fulltime employee in ACT. In this episode, he talks about his experience, challenges and importance of growing your vegetables in your own backyard, or a small community garden.
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Mr. Amrit Adhikari is a civil engineer by profession and currently working in the same line in Canberra Public Service. In this episode, he shares his experience, knowledge and suggestions for everyone seeking to get into technical workforce.
If you found this podcast helpful, please give it a thumbs up, subscribe to The Likeminded Podcast channel, and share it with your friends who might benefit from it. Thanks for listening, and we'll see you next time on.____________________________________________________________You can follow me on https://www.youtube.com/@neupanesujan
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Welcome back to "Likeminded," the podcast where we delve into the fascinating stories and information from different aspects of life. I'm your host, Sujan, and today we're taking a journey through time to explore the history of Australia's capital city—Canberra.
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The Australian government organized an international design competition in 1911 to find a plan for the new capital. An American architect, Walter Burley Griffin, and his wife Marion Mahony Griffin, won the competition with their visionary design. Construction began in 1913.
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The construction of the Old Parliament House in 1927 marked an important milestone in Canberra's development as the seat of government. Later, in 1988, the new Parliament House was opened, symbolizing Australia's maturity as a nation.
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One hidden gem is the Calthorpes' House, a beautifully preserved example of an early 20th-century home. It provides a glimpse into the daily life of a middle-class family from that era.
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One of the major projects undertaken by the NCDC was the creation of Lake Burley Griffin. Completed in 1964, the lake became a centerpiece of the city, providing recreational opportunities and enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the surrounding areas.
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In 1988, Canberra celebrated its 75th anniversary as the capital with the opening of the new Parliament House. This iconic structure, perched atop Capital Hill, showcases modern architecture and serves as a symbol of Australian democracy.
Few examples of the major places to visit in Canberra to experience its history.
Australian War Memorial: This iconic memorial honors the sacrifices of Australian servicemen and women. It features commemorative galleries, exhibits, and memorials that chronicle Australia's military history.
Old Parliament House: Once the home of the Australian Parliament, this historic building now houses the Museum of Australian Democracy. Visitors can explore the chambers, learn about the country's political history, and participate in interactive exhibits.
National Museum of Australia: This museum showcases the nation's social history, from Indigenous heritage to significant events and cultural achievements. Its exhibitions use immersive experiences and artifacts to tell captivating stories about Australia's past.
National Gallery of Australia: Home to an extensive collection of Australian and international art, this gallery showcases works ranging from Indigenous art to modern and contemporary masterpieces. It provides a visual journey through Australia's artistic heritage.
Canberra Museum and Gallery: This museum focuses on Canberra's local history and art. It offers exhibitions that explore the city's development, its cultural diversity, and the stories of its residents.
Mount Ainslie: For a panoramic view of Canberra, visit Mount Ainslie. It offers a scenic lookout that overlooks the city and its surrounding landscapes. The site also has historical significance, as it was used for defense purposes during World War II.
National Film and Sound Archive: This archive preserves Australia's audiovisual heritage, including films, television shows, sound recordings, and radio programs. Visitors can explore exhibitions and screenings that highlight the country's screen and sound history.
Calthorpes' House: Step back in time at this historic house museum, which provides a glimpse into the lives of a middle-class family in the early 20th century. The well-preserved interiors and gardens showcase the domestic life of the period.
Royal Australian Mint: Learn about Australia's currency and minting process at the Royal Australian Mint. Take a guided tour, see rare coins, and even mint your own coin as a souvenir.
National Library of Australia: This institution houses a vast collection of books, manuscripts, maps, and other resources. It offers exhibitions and guided tours that delve into Australia's literary and intellectual heritage.
