Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Phoenix Uploaded ( The new myebiz website )

As my usual practice last week I logged on to my own website to have a glimpse of what I had built and then I get the error message PAGE CANNOT BE DISPLAYED!, within minutes I found out that servers were out for maintainance. Since then it has been a struggle to find subordinate server and webspace, sufficient to host 10mb website of mine, which can help thousand more. With a little search and pluck and old files hunt from my own computer, I could gather reminiscences of my websites, I have put the pieces back together and brought you back the myebiz website and here it is..

New myebiz

Until the redirection of http://www.myebiz.co.cc/ happens to the same website, make sure that you get a click or two on this link. Any kind of information regarding package and courses, do go through various sections in the site and download all the relevant PDFs and concerning documents. Doubts if any please mail me at sameer@myebiz.co.cc or sam2san@gmail.com. And please do not fall back if you have anything to be uploaded on myebiz website. I will surely go through the article given by you and I will make sure that it appears on site.

The main reason why I named the site as myebiz is quite simple. Whenever an associate is typing the address of the site, he first says in himself MYEBIZ, so it happens to be his, and everyone's who visit the site. Please navigate and excuse me for missing links if any, and annoying underconstructions, they will be soon uploaded. Do keep visiting.

And do not forget to sign the guestbook

Monday, August 11, 2008

Placard of Placement

In the season of job recruitments, I think its wise for placement cell of our college, to take their sign board shouting "Placements" off. The reason to be stated is quite simple. For the last month placement cell of our college has been the hottest and busiest place in the campus. And a big bunch of students always green near the cell can easily make out a P for placements with their hands and legs stretched!.

The funniest thing I noticed about placements is, the guy who is supposed to be the cream of the placements procedure is pushed down the stack!. ( I am not talkin about myself (neither am I saying that I am very much intelligent! ( may be a little I am))). And every morning the procedure for placements is simple. Wake up, head down for break fast as always the mess is closed, and try justifying quality of idlis and versus the amount we pay for it. And head back to placement cell with an orange belt.. sorry tag with an ID card hanging around your neck. And wait till _time+2 hrs where _time is the time mentioned in the placement notice board.

And just before you are frustrated and are about to leave the cell cursing the placement, they appear suddenly from thin air!. Everytime the vehicle is same ( INNOVA) and only the colour keeps changing ( company has found an efficient transportation media to stuff their workers in :) ). Now that they have already made you wait for 1 1/2 hour, 1 more hour doesn't matter to them. The crowd then blind steps towards the auditorium. Every one knows where they sat last time and they take their respective positions ( this has become a routine).

Then follows the lame, volume less, energy less, hardly humorous, little understandable, unheard presentation by HRs of most of the teams. They try their level best to portrait how big their pond is and how many fishes dwell in it. At the end of presentation only thing that matters to everyone is HOW much space do they get in that pond. Most of the people are just bothered of getting placed. SOMEHOW, SOMEWHERE!. Sad to say I too became one ( convincing family can be little tricky ).

And the mob diverts towards the PS block and everyone is on run to get the last seat in the drawing hall( even though everyone knows that they can't copy and will not). Once seated you can't help your mind wonder what will be thrown at you that day. Then comes the question paper and irony is as follows. The distributor keeps the question paper in front of you and shouts " Please don't look at question paper" I mean, are they testing our loyalty or what ?.

And when you do open the question paper, in the name of aptitude, they ask you to calculate logarithm of shuffled variables, re-invent the algeabric maths, and count number of numbers divisible both by 2,3 and not 5! Not just that, some completely insane and useless questions are put forth to test your level of craziness ( there were of course few questions which made a lot of sense). As if this job wasn't already in mud, they (Mys**t trac) start outsourcing aptitude? same old questions repeated over time and again. I got them all printed in my mind after I wrote it thrice!. Somehow, you are tested on the basis of how much you can remember of what you have read in last two weeks. They don't give a damn to that stud who has created wonders and done a marvellous project in Perl and has scored 60 in engg. The fact is they just don't let you in and they never get to see that you are really that brilliant!.

After Chirr Pirr Huhhs and Shhizzz somehow I got into HP. And everytime I think about what I went through by the time I reached there, Every moment they tested and scaled me, I just felt more and more great about eBIZ. When I joined it, it never asked me my IQ, MQ, Soft skills, But today whatever I have become, well undoubtably and undeniably has been a gift of the same, otherwise for sure I wouldn't have made through the technical interview where only 2 tech questions were asked and the rest was all WHATS EBIZ?? explanation. It would take me another post to contrast my views on placements v/s ebiz.

Sunday, August 3, 2008

Cementing the website

Its been more than a week that I am completely engulfed in the development of my website www.myebiz.co.cc , I never got to know the complexity of the web development until lately I took this task seriously. By complex I don't mean the complexity of building process, its more of the complexity of WHAT TO WRITE?. A great website doesn't become great just with few pictures and animations and eye candy elements, It rather becomes great because of the content and the updated elements and its frequency. Visitors rather have attitude of WHATS THERE IN IT FOR ME? and thus I was forced to keep in mind that at one look visitor must be forced to have another look :)

Main intention of my website was not just gettin recognized, but also very importantly demonstrate the usage of the SO many packages which we get out of eBIZ package, lately we have done nothing but complain of failed invitations, un-appeared guests, no-nodding follow ups and de-motivated lips-on-nose faced associates.

I still try to decode the mistery of how were we able to promote this mission in 2006 to more than 5 atleast a week even though the number of course were 18 and we only got 1 cd. If you think the so said SATURATION has come, I would say eBIZ has just begun! We only keep saying we have a great package at our disposal, wonderful secure server hosting our precious website which is very important these days, and I am sure the associate saying this will himself not have had his website, even though it takes less than 10 mins to build one. Jeffery Gitomer says, first rule of Network Marketing is the usage of products that we sell to others.

We should not just KNOW what we are selling but we should infact feel them, we need to go a step deeper, when we said to someone LORD OF THE RINGS IS AWESOME MAN!!!, we just dint watch it throughout with few nods and naps, we were on the edge of our seat and shouting at every stone throw and sword blow. THAT is what is required today, we are left with but no choice to sit and analyze to what extent have we used something which we are asking others to use??

So I thought of making a website using only those tools, of whose courses have been included in eBIZ package, this website shouldn just show what we can do out of what we have got, it rather should motivate each and every assoicate to feel right when they say WE HAVE GREAT OPPORTUNITY, JOIN US. I will soon add an article about how I built the site.