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Fresher

    Hello Freshers!!!

     Interested to join diamond factory or wanted to understand in brief of manufacturing factory? This is a good place for you.

    Many freshers in the world just need a job to overcome their expenses without having any knowledge of diamond factory and finally end up that this is not their place of work. This will end their career in diamond factory where they will loose their critical time of their life. Similarly, diamond factory which invested in training you from the scratch to a certain level will also loose their critical time instead they could have invested in some other fresher.

    At the end everyone is loosing. Lets do something different. Consider that you as a fresher who have basic knowledge of

  • Diamond manufacturing
  • Factory expectations
  • Employee responsibilities
  • Value of diamond, etc
    Then you will understand how the factory works and employee's core responsibilities. You can make a decision whether diamond factory suits your passion or not.

    Now you attend an interview and you will share your knowledge of how a manufacturing plant works and believe me; interviewer will be stunned and will ask did you ever work before? Obviously your answer is going to be "NO. Its my passion towards Diamond". This is what happened with me in my interview. My factory manager was very happy for my preparedness for the factory before attending my first day of work as I have gained basic knowledge. Sounds nice? Curious of learning too? Let's begin!!!

    We will go through our fresher training courses and if you have any queries please post comment at the end. We will reply you as accurate and fast as possible.

    We divided our fresher course into introduction and 14 categories:

Introduction

  1. Diamond basic knowledge
  2. Diamond characteristics
  3. Manufacturing terminology
  4. Fluorescence
  5. Tension or stress
  6. Color
  7. Clarity
  8. Cut
  9. Carat
  10. Grains
  11. Tools and equipment
  12. Laboratories
  13. Rapaport

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