How I Got My ₹15K to 20k Job as a operation's

 

INTRODUCTION


SMILING, FRIENDLY TONE


Hey everyone

I am here to share some thoughts and things which I have done myself and have seen very good results with myself.

So today, I’m going to share something really helpful — how I got a ₹15,000 to ₹20,000 job in ANY field. Whether you're someone looking to switch your job or you're just starting out, this video is for you.

I’ll break it down step by step — real talk, no fake gyaan. Let’s go!

[STEP 1 – SELF-REALIZATION: “I DESERVE BETTER]

So, I was working in a job where I was earning very less — around ₹10–₹11K. The work was okay, but the environment? Not so great.
People around me didn’t support me much, and I always felt like I wasn’t growing.

That’s when I told myself — “I deserve better.”
I knew I had some experience, I knew how to handle basic operations and clients, and I was learning every day. So why settle?

That moment changed everything.

[STEP 2 – I MADE MY RESUME SIMPLE & STRONG]

First thing I did — I updated my resume.
Not fancy. Just clean and to the point.

I added:

  • My job experience (even if it was small)

  • My education (even though I’m still studying)

  • Skills like: MS Excel, data handling, admin work, client communication

👉 Pro tip: Even if your English isn’t perfect, don’t worry — just be honest and highlight what you can do.

[STEP 3 – I APPLIED EVERYWHERE]

I didn’t wait for opportunities — I created them.
Here’s where I applied:

  • Naukri.com

  • Indeed

  • LinkedIn (Yes, it works!)

  • WhatsApp job groups — search “Jobs in Delhi NCR” or “Admin jobs for freshers”
    I applied for 8–10 jobs every single day — consistency is key.

And yes, I also looked at roles like:

  • Operations Executive

  • Admin Assistant

  • Telecaller (if the company seemed good)
    Don’t limit yourself. The first goal is to enter a better work space.

[STEP 4 – I WORKED ON MY ENGLISH & CONFIDENCE]

One of the biggest reasons people get rejected is communication.
So I worked on mine — not to become fluent, but to become confident.

Here’s what I did:

  • Practiced speaking with friends or in front of a mirror

  • Watched short YouTube videos on basic English conversations

  • Learned common interview questions and practiced answers

👉 Remember, companies want someone who can talk to clients confidently, not someone who speaks like a professor.

[STEP 5 – I CONTACTED HRs DIRECTLY]

This part really helped me.
I didn’t just wait for interview calls. I found HR numbers in job groups, and I messaged them politely.

Example message:

“Hi, I’m [Your Name]. I have some experience in operations and admin, and I’m currently looking for a job. Please check my resume and let me know if there’s any opportunity.”

And trust me — many replied. Some ignored, yes, but a few gave me interviews. That’s all you need!

[STEP 6 – I FACED INTERVIEWS WITH CONFIDENCE]

Now, interview time!
I was nervous in the beginning, but I reminded myself — I’ve already worked before. I just need to show I’m serious and capable.

I answered questions like:

  • Tell me about yourself

  • What’s your experience?

  • Why do you want to join us?

  • Can you handle pressure?

I stayed positive, smiled, and showed that I’m eager to learn.

👉 Tip: Even if you don’t have strong English, your attitude can win the interview.

[STEP 7 – I GOT SELECTED! 🙌]

And finally, I got a call:
“You’re selected. Salary is ₹20,000.”

I was so happy. All that effort paid off.
Now, I’m working in a better company, with a better salary, and a better environment.

[ENDING – MOTIVATIONAL TONE]

So, to anyone watching this who’s stuck in a low-paying job, or feels ignored or undervalued —

Please don’t settle.

You can get a better job. Just follow these steps:

  1. Know your worth

  2. Update your resume

  3. Apply daily

  4. Work on your communication

  5. Contact HRs directly

  6. Be confident in interviews

You don’t need perfect English or a big degree — you need consistency, effort, and belief.

If I can do it, you can too.

[OUTRO]
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Thanks for watching, and all the best for your job search! 💼✨SMILING, FRIENDLY TONE]

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