SUBORDINATE STAFF

SUBORDINATE STAFF (1)

• By far the largest no. of jobseekers in this country belong to this category. (Most, or perhaps all, of the 42 million jobseekers registered with 914 employment exchanges, would be happy to get a "subordinate" job. Nearly all of these are graduates in ARTS / SCIENCE / COMMERCE).
• These also include CRAFTSMEN / ARTISANS, studying-in or passed-out from thousands of
• ITI's (Industrial Training Institutes)
• Coaching classes of all types
• Private Training Institutions
• Students graduating from thousands of ARTS / SCIENCE / COMMERCE colleges of India belong to this category.
• Except for those coming out of ITI's rest have no "skills" (manual). They are poor even in mental skills (e.g: Calculation).
• Most develop some skills after 2/3 years of practical experience.
• Most of these (when employed) belong to UNIONISED / NON-SUPERVISORY cadre.

 

Subordinate Staff (2)

• Most of the subordinate staff continue to work in the same "category/grade/cadre" for most of their working life, even though their "Skills" (pertaining to their "trade") do improve over a period of time. With improved skills, longer experience and a bit of "Versatility," their salaries do tend to rise, however, they continue to be identified with their "trade-category."
• e.g. Corporates advertise for all kinds of "Receptionists" and pay salaries ranging from Rs. 3000 p.m. to Rs. 20,000 p.m., but still the Adverts. Says "REQUIRED RECEPTIONIST"
• The advt. may specify
• Edu. Quali } almost always
• Experience
• Salary offered } occasionally
• Skills required
• Sex / Gender

And the beauty is that

• Irrespective of Edu. Quali & Exp. actually possessed, all kinds of candidates will apply (whether they qualify or not !) Also hundreds will apply.

Subordinate Staff (3)

• Another note-worthy feature of this category (subordinate staff) is that most of these jobs get advertised in CLASSIFIED COLUMNS (rarely in APPOINTMENT pages).
• And invariably, the "heading / title" of such job-advts is the TRADE CATEGORY.
• Obvious reason is:
• An existing "stenographer" searching a better job-opportunity, would almost invariably look-up classified job-advts. with heading STENOGRAPHER required.
• occasionally, an ambitious person may also look-up SECRETARY or STENO-SECRETARY or EXECUTIVE ASST. required advts.
• For such categories, most companies will advertise ONLY in local newspapers (i.e. never in magazines!) Quite often, afternoon newspapers which such people can read on their way home in evening (riding a bus/train).

(4)

• In a similar way, a TYPIST working in Mumbai, is quite unlikely to look-up classified columns of a CHENNAI newspaper! She is looking for another TYPIST job in Mumbai itself.
• So, there is very little "across-the-country/city" mobility in these categories.
• So "city" where currently working is very important (in resume form)
• Similarly "Posting City" will be very important in "Job Advt" posting form.

SUBMIT RESUME FORM FOR SUBORDINATE STAFF

Broadly speaking, this form will have following fields:

• About Yourself
• Username & Password
• Current Address
• Contact me on
• Edu. Qualifications (May need modifying)
• TRADE-CATEGORY TO WHICH YOU BELONG TO (Enter/click any one only)

Non-Technical Trades	Years of Exp.	Technical Trades	Years of Exp.
$\nabla$	NIL	$\nabla$	NIL
	1		1
	2		2

(This block replaces the "Experience" block normally found in env. other Resume Forms).

• Posting City Preference $\square$
• Salary (e.g. Rs $\square$ per month in $\square$ Month $\nabla$ Year $\nabla$)

SOME EXAMPLES OF SUBORDINATE STAFF

(List can run into hundreds of trade-categories!)

Non-Technical Skills Cadres	Technical Skills Cadres
Clerk	OFFICE JOBS: Data Entry Operator
Steno	Draftsman
Typist	Inspector
Secretary
Receptionist
Tele. Operator	Shop-Floor Jobs:
Peon	$\bullet$ Inspector
Office Assistant	$\bullet$ Welder
Security Guard	$\bullet$ Fabricator
Lift operator	$\bullet$ M/c Operator
Accountant	$\bullet$ Painter
	$\bullet$ Maintenance Operator
	$\bullet$ Mechanic
	$\bullet$ Auto Mechanic
	$\bullet$ Nurse
	$\bullet$ Medical Technician

 

POST JOB ADVT. FORM FOR SUBORDINATE STAFF

PART A

This part of the form will be same as "RESUME SEARCH FORM - SUBORDINATE STAFF"

PART B

This part calls for Company - Data as follows:

• Name of Company:
• City:
• Country:
• e-mail Address:
• Contact Person
• Name:
• Designation:
• Phone No: $\square$ STD code $\square$ NO. $\square$

 

Secretary	Accounts & Finance	Telemarketing Executive Mktg. Executives
* Exp	* Female	Faculty
* MS office	* Edu. Quali (CA)	H/W Engineer
* Correspondence	* Fresh
* English		Programmer
* Female	Computer Operator	* Exp
* Location	* Excel	* Skills (HTML / DHTML ...)
Office Asst	* Word
* Female	* A/c & Finance	Network Engineer
* Indoor/Outdoor	* CA (Edu)	Office Co-ordinators
* Location	* Exp.	Customer Support Eng.
* Computer skill	Export Assistant	Beauticians
* English	* Edu.	Hairdressers
Counsellor	* Computer	Estate Officer
* Extrovert	* Location	Civil Engineer
* Exposure		Architects
Office Assl.	Counsellor	Electrical Engineer
* Location	* Female	Instrument Engineer
* Steno skills		Technicians
* Compu.		Nurse
		R&D Engineer

 

Receptionist & T-Operator	CNC Operator
* smart	M/c "
* goodlooking	Production Engineer
* English	Mech. "
Chef.	Service "
Restaurant Manager.	CTV Technician
	Chem. Engineer
	Sales Executive
	* Edu.
	* Age.
	* Exp.
	* Product knowledge
	Mgmnt Trainee.

 

SUBORDINATE STAFF JOB-SEARCH FORM

I am looking for a job in the following TRADE CATEGORY / DESIGNATION: (CLICK ON ANY ONE)

• Trade Category: $\square$
• Designation: Technical Trades $\nabla$ Non-Tech. Trades $\nabla$

I am searching for a job in the following cities (max 2 options):

• option # 1 $\square$
• option # 2 $\square$

Submit.