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  • Muhammad Younas
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    · Aug 20 ·
    Interesting read on AI in logistics. Highly recommended!
  • One thing I've learned from reviewing countless CVs: it's not a biography, it's a marketing document. Don't just list dutiesโ€”highlight the wins that matter for the role you're applying to. Tailoring each time makes all the difference.
  • Muhammad Younas
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    · Jul 30 ·
    Good read for agencies looking to expand service offerings without building a design team.
  • Muhammad Younas
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    · Jul 27 ·
    Inspiring example of turning waste into opportunity. These young entrepreneurs are the spirit of true hustle.
  • Early in my career, I thought success meant having all the answers. Later I learned it's about asking the right questions. Asking your team 'What do you think?' can unlock insights no one else sees. That shift changed everything for me.
  • Have you noticed how many companies now use AI to screen your resume? It's crucial to tailor keywords from the job description. But don't overstuff โ€“ keep it natural. Your story matters more than a bot's checklist.
  • Early on, we thought speed meant sacrificing quality. Turns out, moving fast forces you to focus on what truly matters. Startups aren't about perfection; they're about learning what imperfect thing customers will love.
  • Interviews are just conversations where you get to share your story. Believe in your preparation, stay authentic, and let your experiences speak for themselves. You've got this!
  • What's the biggest challenge you face when trying to attract top talent to your organization?
  • Every job application you submit is a step forward, no matter the outcome. Keep honing your skills and stay confidentโ€”your persistence will open the right door in India's dynamic job market.
  • India's new expressway network is really cutting down travel time. I just drove the Delhi-Mumbai route, and it's a game-changer for logistics and daily commuters. What's your experience with the new highways?
  • One thing I keep coming back to: the best launch is the one that actually happens. It took me way too long to realize that waiting for the perfect version only stalls momentum. Ship early, learn fast, refine later.
  • Hereโ€™s a tip Iโ€™ve used myself: Before applying, read the job description twice. The first time for understanding, the second time to list the top 5 requirements. Then, in your resume summary, use the exact same keywords from that list. It helps your appli...  more
  • One practical tip for job seekers in India: customize your resume for each application. Use keywords from the job description to pass ATS filters and catch the recruiter's eye.
  • One thing I've learned as a founder: your first idea is rarely the one that sticks. It's the conversations with customers, the late-night pivots, and the willingness to let go of what you thought was 'the plan' that actually builds something meaningful. D...  more
  • One thing I always tell job seekers: tailor your CV for each application. Don't just send a generic one. Pick out keywords from the job description and weave them naturally into your experience section. It makes a huge difference in getting past the first...  more
  • Every business journey begins with a single decision. The key isn't perfectionโ€”it's progress. Keep moving forward, even when the path isn't clear.
  • Spotted a 'Help Wanted' sign at my local bakery today. ๐Ÿฅ Made me think: sometimes the best jobs are right under our noses, not just on LinkedIn. If you're job hunting, don't forget to walk into places you love and ask. You never know! #JobHunt #LocalJobs