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          Hurry, take up the study
            of hurricanesA meteorologist's job is to
            analyse and predict natural phenomenon like winds, cyclones and
            hurricanes, writes Usha Albuquerque
 It is when cyclones strike with their
            ravaging trail of destruction, or when any other natural phenomenon
            disrupts our daily routine that we think of the weather man. Never
            has the importance of this science come home to us more forcefully
            than in the past couple of months with Mumbai under floods,
            Hurricane Katrina devastating parts of southern USA, and unseasonal
            heavy rains causing havoc in northern and western India.
 
          
              Statistically speakingPervin Malhotra
 Q  I am doing B.Sc Statistics. I searched for jobs on the Internet and found nothing for ‘statistician’. Help!
            A: Many people with degrees in statistics do not work with the title “statistician.” They are business analysts, professors, economists, mathematicians, statistical software engineers, risk analysts, quality analysts, investigators, environmentalists, pharmaceutical engineers, and researchers who use statistics on a daily basis to perform the functions of their jobs.
 
 
 
              
                
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        yourself to achieve goals
 Amy Joyce
 Even if we like our work, sometimes it takes a little extra something to get  that oomph during the day—and no, I’m not talking about a double espresso with a side of espresso. (Not that there’s anything wrong with that.)
        But how do we get reinspired in the midst of a long project?
 Job-hunters,
            beware! you may be googledPatricia Kitchen
 Most job hunters never even know when they’ve lost out on an interview because of “digital dirt.” That could include a photo of you and your college buddies smoking something that’s not exactly tobacco — stuff a prospective employer finds by googling your name that causes her to scratch you off the “to call in” list.
            Such ignorance would have been bliss for Hamilton Linn, who, back in
            1997, the days before we googled everything, was interviewing with
            an Internet Explorer manager at Microsoft headquarters. The
            interviewer called up on his screen Linn’s personal web page,
            which revealed:
 Use the resume to
        market your skillsArvind Sharma
 Research shows in India that only one interview is granted for every 200 (app) resumes received by the average employer. Research also tells us that your resume will be quickly scanned, rather than read.
 
          
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