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Dear jyoti,
Hi,
RM is no doubt a growing sector worldwide but the factors affecting it are as follows: 1) Local people. 2) there Environment 3) Boring physical store experiences 4) Shopping using smartphones isn't great 5) Reduced privacy in exchange for deals 6) Too much discounting hurting the bottom line 7) Technology 8) Economic Challenges 9) Wrong location. 10) Not focusing on the fundamentals.
Retail Management Employment Opportunities: Retail outlets Export houses Departmental stores Manufacturers Financial institutions for marketing IT and BPO Education sector Publishing houses Healthcare product manufacturers Sports equipment and sports gear manufacturers
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https://www.shiksha.com/gleam-of-career-in-retail-management-article-3969-1
https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-career-in-retail-cc-110
https://www.shiksha.com/scope-of-retail-management-article-5815-1
https://ask.shiksha.com/career-opportunities-in-retail-management-dscns-3347707
https://www.shiksha.com/scope-of-retail-management-in-india-is-growing-survey-article-3174-1
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Dear vibhu,
Hi,
Retail buyers purchase goods for re-sale to the public. A retail buyer takes current inventory, sales trends, supply chain and customer needs into account when deciding what to buy from suppliers and sell through their company.
Retail buyer Job description:
A retail buyer is responsible for planning and selecting a range of products to sell in retail outlets. The buyer must consider the following factors when making purchasing decisions:
• customer demand, including price, quality and availability;
• market trends;
• store policy;
• Financial budgets.
Buyers source new merchandise and review existing items to ensure products remain competitive. By fully understanding customer needs, they are able to maximize profits and provide a commercially viable range of merchandise at competitive prices.
Throughout the year, responsibilities typically involve:
• analyzing consumer buying patterns and predicting future trends;
• regularly reviewing performance indicators, such as sales and discount levels;
• managing plans for stock levels;
• reacting to changes in demand and logistics;
• meeting suppliers and negotiating terms of contract;
• maintaining relationships with existing suppliers and sourcing new suppliers for future products;
• liaising with other departments within the organization to ensure projects are completed;
• attending trade fairs, in the UK and overseas, to select and assemble a new collection of products;
• participating in promotional activities;
• writing reports and forecasting sales levels;
• presenting new ranges to senior retail managers;
• liaising with shop personnel to ensure supply meets demand;
• getting feedback from customers;
• Training and mentoring junior staff.
definitely there is good career scope in it.
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https://www.shiksha.com/career-as-a-retail-buyer-article-5256-1
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Adding some more bits to what Abhinav has answered :
1. Try your best to get your engineering degree from a reputed institute. Unfortunately, your salary package and placements opportunity increases exponentially with the reputation of your college rather than your talent.
2. If you want to get into software development, then develop a good command on any one popular programming language.
3. Apart from having command over a programming language, first try to develop a strong understanding of logic building .
4. And lastly, try to develop some interpersonal skills.
I think that's all you need to be on track of having a good software engineer career.
Hope this helps :)

Dear dhillon, Hi,
kindly visit the links given below to get the list of courses along with institute name:
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HI Kareena,
An actual 'chef de cuisine' is the number one in a restaurant kitchen. That is the most prestigious job in the kitchen, as well as the one with the highest pay.
It's a job that usually requires many years of experience as a commis, demi-chef de partie, chef de partie and finally sous-chef.
In some larger higher end restaurants, one chef de partie is 'special': the chef pâtissier. In these joints, the patisserie is very much independent from the rest of the kitchen, and the chef pâtissier runs that. In these cases, he'll be 'equal' in rank to the chef de cuisine, at least as far as outside representation is concerned. The pay will also be comparable.
So depending on your interest & organizational setup you can strive harder to achieve either of the two.
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Hi Roni,
For pursuing a career in investment banking, individuals must:
Have a bachelor's degree in business administration or related fields such as finance
Complete an internship before graduating as this profession requires a vast amount of knowledge of banking & finance. Through internships, students will obtain a better idea of investment banks, and will be able to analyze portfolios and assets using valuation models. Besides honing their analytical skills and networks in the field, internship would also assist aspirants to get a job after graduating.
Various programs one can pursue in finance to have better job prospects:
Chartered Accountant
The Company Secretary
Chartered Financial Analyst
Cost Accountant
Actuary
The Certified Financial Planner
Economics
Statistics
Chartered Alternate Investment Analyst
Financial Risk Manager
Financial Modeling and Investment Banking Programs
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Hi Jyoti,
Shop Floor Management is a lucrative but challenging job option. A plus point about this field is the attraction of business establishments towards the untapped markets of Asia. As a lot of raw material and human resources are available in these areas at a cheaper rate.
Businesses are keen in putting up their business centers here. These business centers are further greater cause of establishment of Shop Floors. Hence, Shop Floor Management course can be an added advantage to professionals, as the business establishments would like to hire the trained professional rather than training them later on.
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