Unemployment is a situation in which able-bodied people who are looking for a job cannot find a job. Lower unemployment rate for any country is a matter of concern for any country’s economic condition. The 21st century has made us witness tremendous spurts in a major number of lucrative career options. Along with rapid upgradations and rising demands in the technology sector, another field has managed to earn a spot amongst these that is the Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) field. IPR has grown rapidly in the past few years. The vast changes in innovations and the market globalizations have resulted in changes in how the market players use IP rights. Fortune 500 companies have a good budget for research and development purposes which spend a lot on patents. One of the major reasons to work in IPR is that you can have an international exposure while working in your basic field of interest. Another reason is that a career in the IP industry has rapid growth, with an experience of only a couple of years a professional can expect lucrative annual package.
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2020
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Working in Research and Development (R&D), showed me first hand just how much works goes into inventing something new or redesigning a revolutionary concept. It’s more than just time and money. It’s spirit and soul. The work becomes a part of you and you also become a part of it. When taken from that perspective who, would willing give up their arm or leg? That’s what intellectual theft is like. It’s someone tying you up and taking a piece of you. Never to return. Not even a prosthetic limb in exchange. This is what makes me passionate about intellectual property rights. Helping others safeguard their life’s work is the reason I wrote this book. In addition to a doctorate degree in Chemistry from Central Salt & Marine Chemical Research Institute, I possess over 10 years of experience in R&D. I then went on to work for Weizmann Institute of Science (Rehovot, Israel), Miami University (Ohio, USA), and the University of British Columbia (Vancouver, Canada).