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The Economic Series ‘Cultivating the Path to Professional Excellence’ by the Aga Khan Economic Planning Board for Pakistan is back with its third and last episode, "The Art of Negotiating Skills." Join HR professional Saleem Shoukat as he discusses the crucial aspects of negotiation during a job interview.

AKEPB presents the second episode of the Economic Series "Cultivating the Path to Professional Excellence" titled "How to Prepare for a Job Interview. " In this episode, HR professional Saleem Shoukat shares his invaluable insights on do's and don't's during an interview. He also highlights the critical elements that play an important role in a job interview.

Step into a journey of professional growth with the Aga Khan Economic Planning Board for Pakistan's new talk series, "Cultivating the Path to Professional Excellence." This empowering series consists of three episodes, aiming to equip job seekers and professionals with the essential tools to climb the ladder of success. In the first episode, "The Art of Resume Writing," seasoned HR professional Saleem Shoukat will take the stage to unveil the secrets behind crafting an eye-catching CV.

Technology is booming in creating innovations since the 21st century. It is still promising to dominate the hottest career fields in the years to come.

With thousands of new inventions every day, it is almost impossible for any professional to survive in the market without refreshing his/her knowledge according to the field and this applies much more to all those working in the field of Computer Science and Software Development.

With ever-increasing competition, it has become vital to distinguish your product or service from those of your competitors. Branding is one of the most effective and popular ways of establishing a unique and distinct image of your product or service.

The world where we live and work today is ever more dynamic and challenging than it was in the past. Technological advancement on one hand has enabled us to be more agile in our day to day activities but on the other hand, this swiftness at times brings some adversities; most prominent of them being STRESS.

With the headway in innovation considering current circumstances, it appears to be greatly sensible that soon, the greater part of the employees that are sought after today would be effectively supplanted by the automation.

Interviews can be really overwhelming, for both the interviewer as well as the interviewee. They present an ideal opportunity for employers to get to know the candidate in an additional capacity to be able to gauge their suitability for the job.

Sales is one of the best example, it is called the default career because usually people end up in the field by default. You will hardly find someone who might have gotten into field because he or she wanted to. But why is that so? Sales’ is such a versatile job where you can easily earn much money and fortune

Living in the internet era, it has become crucial for businesses to work on and establish a strong online presence. Both consumers and potential employees resort to a quick Google search when first exploring any brand

Job hunt is a whole process and has its own steps which you need to follow. Follow the steps correctly and you might land on the perfect job. We all know the basic procedure of job hunt, but what most of you might not know are small mistakes that can cost you big time.

Change is inescapable. Change is consistent and in this way, to coordinate with the world that is evolving ceaselessly, upgrading and refreshing the information a thing that will never go futile.

Networking has become an integral part of one’s professional life, whether you are an employer or an employee. It not only helps your business but also your individual professional growth.

With the end of another academic year, we have a new force of graduates who will now be competing for some very limited job opportunities. If you are one of those hopeful jobseekers than you must make sure that you make yourself out-stand, how you may ask, and the answer is by making your CV do the magic.

From rushing over the deadlines to unrealistic heavy workload, work-based stress can shred nerves, put both your physical and emotional health at risk and can disturb your sleep patterns.

Interviews can be nerve-wracking; one can easily get under-pressure no matter how experienced he or she is. Wouldn’t it be great if you knew what your interviewer would ask you so that you would have the right answers planned out?

It doesn't make a difference if you are an understudy applying to a school or an expert applying for an occupation, having great administration aptitudes is the main thing that can separate you from the rests.