Thursday, July 12, 2012

Good news for AeSI graduates

Just saw this news in AeSIAA group and want to spread it from here.

The stipend amount paid to On Job Trainees has been revised from Rs 3000/- per month to Rs 6000/- per month effective 1st April, 2012.

Not much but hey at least 100% hike!

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Initiative to reinstate AMAeSI degree to proper degree status

As many of you already know, AeSI has taken the initiative to reinstate AMAeSI degree to proper degree status.

AeSI Alumni Association is assisting AeSI in this.  To make our case, we are collecting database of AeSI working in various organisations. This will help put the added weight to our argument.

If you are an AeSI graduate , please help us in filling in this online form. Your two minutes will go a long way to help confer AeSI degree the respect and status it rightfully deserves.

http://aesiaa.org/membership_database.html

If you can't make it to the online form, please email the following details to Mr. Kuldeep Kumar at kuldeep.mail@gmail.com

Name:
Company:
Designation:
AeSI Graduate no:
Contact email:

Please forward this email to every AeSI graduate you know so that we can make this initiative a success.

Thanks for your time.
Sukhbinder

http://aesiaa.org/membership_database.html

 

 

 

Sunday, July 08, 2012

Granting equivalence to AeSI - your help needed

Dear Fellow alumnus,

Sub: Letter to Ministry of HRD for granting equivalence of completion of section "A" & "B" of the Aeronautical Society of India to a Bachelor's Degree in Aeronautical Engineering awarded by Indian university

This has reference to the letter received from Shri RK Rustgi, Secretary (EXAM), AeSI.

AeSI HQ is preparing a paper for submission on the above subject matter and has requested AeSIAA to provide help in preparing the list of AeSI Graduates occupying important positions in different industries/R&D organisations.

In this connection I request you all to help AeSIAA is mapping the existing alumnus in each organisation we know.

This will go a long way in securing a Bachelor's Degree instead of Equivalent to Bachelor's Degree awarded to all of us.

Mr. Kuldeep Kumar employee of Aetos, Bangalore and member of Executive Committee, AeSI ALUMNI ASSOCIATION has been entrusted with the task of compiling the database for submitting to AeSI HQ, NEW DELHI

It will be appreciated if you help Kuldeep in collecting the details of AeSI GRADS working in your organisation.

Please use the following online form. It will take a minute to fill the form.

http://aesiaa.org/membership_database.html

Please feel free to call Kuldeep at Kuldeep.mail@gmail.com if you need any help.

Every little helps. So please take the time so that cause is successful. Please forward this email to anyone who you think will help the cause.

Thanking you
Sukhbinder
For team AeSIAA

Don't waste your time! Move on...

An interesting post is brewing at the ouraesi group.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ouraesi/

I want to repost it here for all your comments and discussion.

The points are practical distillations of the person who posted them, but I don't completely agree with him.

Career path is never a straight line. Even for an IIT graduate it's always zigzag. And no two person have the same trajectories in career. So I will take advice, although practical with a pinch of salt.

Your comments as always are welcome.

So here we go...


Hi friends,

My humble request to u all

If you are just now started AeSI, Better to move to something else If you are halfway in AeSI, try to finish as soon as possible.

Try to get more than 60%,other regular Engg guys ( Below Avg) will come with 70 to 80 % marks.

Very few company will be ready to take AesI Guys.but not good salary, no increment.. (ex: Infot.. h)

AesI wont help you for your life if you have taken more years or Not able to finish quickly or dont have min 60% Look for some other plan for life.

The Best thing is finish try to get into HAL,NAL,ISRO as a scientist
(Full of politics,Nonsense. but this is one of the best option) then move to co like HoneyWell
Gate -> IIT-> Look for some oppertunity by hiding AesI with the help of MTech Ex Honey well or fly somewhere else

In any job you get better hike, when you jump from one company to other.
But with AeSI you can not jump easily,so your growth is very much limited.

Please think about it and dont recommend AeSI even for your enemies

Any help related to CATIA and Automation in CATIA V5 feel free to mail me..

Even after 6yrs exp and 1.5+ onsite AIRBUS France & Germany My Pain continues

Thanks & Regards


You can visit the link and see others comments.

Saturday, July 07, 2012

Request !

Requesting all Aesi Graduates to please share 2 minutes of your valuable time to fill out the form available at below mentioned url. I'm sure it'll help you and fellow students.


http://aesiaa.org/membership_database.html


Thanks in advance !
Team-AesiAA

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Friday, July 06, 2012

Update ! @ Please Check !

Due to some communication failure we have updated wrong contact details of the Mr. kuldeep in our last post.
http://my-aesi.blogspot.in/2012/07/granting-equivalence-to-aesi-your-help.html

We regret for the inconvenience and henceforth requesting you all to resend your contact details as soon as possible so that team-AesiAA can start working on this assignment.

Correct Email Address
kuldeep.mail@gmail.com

What information has to be sent ?
Name :
Company Name :
Designation :
Aesi reference number : (like your registration number and membership number)
Area of expertise : (like CFD, Ansys, FEM, Avionics, DO178b, Testing etc...)
Group/Div : (like Scientist D, Scientist E etc....)
Contact Number :
Email Address :

Why ?  
AeSI HQ is preparing a paper for submission on the above subject matter and has requested AeSIAA to provide help in preparing the list of AeSI Graduates occupying important positions in different industries/R&D organisations.

Thursday, July 05, 2012

Granting equivalence to AeSI - your help needed

An update from AeSIAA

Dear Fellow alumnus,

Sub: Letter to Ministry of HRD for granting equivalence of completion of section "A" & "B" of the Aeronautical Society of India to a Bachelor's Degree in Aeronautical Engineering awarded by Indian university

This has reference to the letter received from Shri RK Rustgi, Secretary (EXAM), AeSI.

AeSI HQ is preparing a paper for submission on the above subject matter and has requested AeSIAA to provide help in preparing the list of AeSI Graduates occupying important positions in different industries/R&D organisations.

In this connection I request you all to help AeSIAA is mapping the existing alumnus in each organisation we know. This will go a long way in securing a Bachelor's Degree instead of Equivalent to Bachelor's Degree awarded to all of us.

Mr. Kuldeep Kumar employee of Aetos, Bangalore and member of Executive Committee, AeSI ALUMNI ASSOCIATION has been entrusted with the task of compiling the database for submitting to AeSI HQ, New Delhi.

It will be appreciated if the details of AeSI GRADS working in your organisation are forwarded to Mr. Kuldeep [email: mailkuldeep@gmail.com Contact No: 98449 71193], to the earliest possible.

Thanking you
Rakesh

Wednesday, July 04, 2012

LinkedIn : A supplement to the resume !!


The primary question while updating your LinkedIn Profile during your unemployment days is what to mention in current position and headline sections of your profile. It is important to have a positive impression on whosoever happens to read your profile even if you are unemployed. Equally important is to stay honest about everything you want to write about yourself. Hence, the choice of writing your profile headline and current position should be carefully selected.
‘Open to opportunities’ is the phrase suggested by professional people which you may include in your profile during your unemployment.


Examples for your LinkedIn headline

Headline is the first thing the reader of your profile comes across. Some Headline examples are mentioned below to give you a clearer view of what to include in your profile while you are jobless.
• Looking for Work in Aircraft System
• Experienced Ansys Professional looking for New Opportunity
• Marketing expert Exploring New Options
• Fresh Graduate Looking for Work
• Market Analyst Seeking Work
• Administrative Assistant Needs a Job
If you have recently left a job and now you are looking for a new one then you may update the status field in your LinkedIn Profile telling the same. Some examples are; “Mayur is looking for a challenging position in DO-178 and abc, do you know someone who needs staff in such technology?”. Or “Mary is looking for a marketing job. Let her know of any good opportunities you know of”. In this way, a simple status update informs all of your LinkedIn connections about your unemployment and you might get instant help on that.
Keep your LinkedIn profile updated all the time and there are always chances that someone in your network knows someone who is hiring people matching your professional profile.
My Experience about LinkedIn :
I've been to several job portals but found LinkedIn as the most helpful network. Even I got an interview call from a non-aviation company just because the HR was interested in my profile. Most of the big brands have their separate dedicated page for careers at LinkedIn. Besides it, recommendation matters a lot to have a better understanding of your profile.  


Tuesday, July 03, 2012

Resumes and First Impressions

Today I received 3 resumes. As I was scanning them I saw a really unprofessional one.

That resume looked most inconsistent, less tight and thin on content.

Without looking at the college, I thought this one might be from an unknown college. And to my surprise found it came from someone who has AeSI as his BE and some unknown college in M tech.

I felt sad. Among the 3 resumes, his shined the most, in the WRONG way.

That lack of proper presentation, inconsistent fonts, paragraph spacing and use of big and small letters just ruined the guys chances.

As I showed the 3 resumes to the client, I saw his face crib as he got to this resume.

The guy was rejected even before the resume was read. That's the first impression.

After deliberation and reading through, it was decided that maybe this guy will be considered last IF the other two failed.

Whatever marks you get, how many papers you publish or whatever be your achievements be, first impressions counts.

Don't be the IF guy and crafting a good resume is the first step to be not being one.

Want to write a great resume, click on the below link to get to the posts on resume building. http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/search?q=resume

Sunday, July 01, 2012

5 steps to master something

It's just after exam time and a perfect time to add some new skills. It maybe learning a new programming language, an analysis tool like Ansys or just plain painting.

Here are 5 steps that I have always found useful in getting those new skills. Give them a try and be sure to add your comments if you do something interesting.


Pick techniques
Mastering something is knowing the little techniques and getting natural with them. When you begin a new language or tool, aim to master techniques. Master the simple first and the complex one will automatically follow.


Don't hop around
Learning a new language, tool etc is all about putting in the time. Going on after the initial burst of energy has dimmed. Keep the patience and keep doing the task and learning tiny bits one at a time.


Don't be a multitasker
Let your laptop, smartphone be the multi tasker. We humans are linear and single tasking is the best that we do. So avoid multitasking. Learn one thing and learn it well.


Keep things separate
Just like you don't mix eating with sleeping. Don't mix learning with more learning. Keep a balance. Separate your work and play time. The better you do it, the more productive you will get in both the areas.


Exhaust a model and go deep
Learnt a feature, used a model. Don't stop there. Keep exploring that new feature. Delve deep into the feature you just learnt. Once you get the feeling that you have learnt all there is to learn. Take a break and again go deep. This is the zone where real insights sprouts!

Hope you will try some of this in your learning. If you do try, do let us know which one worked for you..

Good luck!!

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