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Those who love books can train
to become knowledge managers by pursuing Library Science, writes Usha
Albuquerque
FOR
those who love books and cant wait for a new title to come out,
library science can be the ultimate career. And if your hobby is to
curl up with a good book, this is where you get paid to do just
that. A library’s primary purpose is to systematically store and
catalogue information for easy access by users. For centuries, these vast stores of knowledge
have existed within sheets of paper. Books of all shapes and sizes,
periodicals, newspapers, and so on have filled shelf upon shelf of
libraries across the world.
Rural
BPOs witness higher job satisfaction
A
firm is only as happy as its staff and by this measure the BPO
operations of Satyam Computers’ social arm in two Andhra Pradesh
villages have been scoring high on employee satisfaction, unlike
their urban counterparts.
 Gearing
up for IIT-JEE
Ashok Chitkara
THE
JEE has a long history. It started in the early sixties and evolved
over the years. For instance, English was a compulsory paper once
upon a time. Later, English, though compulsory, was not in the
reckoning for deciding the ranks. Questions in Hindi and an option
for answering in Hindi and regional languages were introduced during
the eighties. Objective-type questions were a part of the JEE for
some time. Screening tests also went through metamorphoses before
the present pattern was adopted in 2000. The JEE is well-known for
its credibility and the IITs consider the JEE very prestigious.
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Careercature
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We can take tips from him on Juggling Exams with Ease.
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Indian
radiologists in demand to read outsourced x-rays
Arvinder Kaur
WITH
a large pool of well-trained doctors and high-tech infrastructure,
India is fast emerging as a teleradiology hub, providing offshore
x-ray reporting services to the US, Europe, Singapore and West Asia.
In fact, with teleradiology, there are no geographic boundaries!
According to estimates, the US is facing a shortage of radiologists
with 20 per cent of vacancies going unfilled in hospitals and
increased imaging scan numbers related to a growing aged population.
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