about good software job? \ni completed b.tech in c.s.e in 2005, i got only 59%, though how could i get the job? in india in the good company with the salary in between 10,000-15,000.
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if you have good programming capable go to programming side means either java or .net .other wise go to testing side. otter wise oracle apps.
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You can't spel;l worth a crap either, but than neither can I so what the hell:).\nEngineering is a good job but you usually have to do several things to make a good living in it.\n\n!-First you need to know that it is what you are interested in.\n2-You need to know if you are best and interesting in the actual engineering design or the business side.(the business side is always where the money is.\n3-You need ot know the location.  Location is all important in making money. Do you want to live in a small town area where there is good living conditiond or liv ein soem large twon with good pay which living conditions eat up every month.\n4-You need another degree besides engineering to back you up.  The engineers with a Business degree also are the ones into the money. management makes the money, engineers do the work.\n5- Consider if you would stay an employee or move into self employment.\n6-Be ready to move every few years or sooner/ Very few enginers will stay with one company. Companies simply will not pay them. For example if you make 60 grand a year, and been employed with them for 10 years a company will usually let yuo go and hire someone else for 80 grand a year before they will pay you a dime more.  They might later hire you back say a coupla of  years down the road for 100 gand a year. But that is how companies think, and act.\n7-Be aggressive. Ass   holes make the money, good guys get left by the wayside. That;s another factor of company life.  YOu can be nice to the  people under you butin dealing  with companies  they respect aggressive behavior.\n8-Keep a record of every inch of education you have ever been inviolved in from day one.  All of those little placs you get wiht your name on thenm for acheivement awards, and certificates ect., Use them to your fullest advantage. Get a coupla of online degress, NIO one checks or very few times and often a useless degree wil get you a job where you have soenmone else dong the work.\n9-Keep a record and running diary of your accomplishments and don't be afraid to make changes when you do get a job. It's expected. If you can doone thing to get you infront of the company's news letter than you accomplished more  than a raise, \n10-Always be on the looout on way sto save the company money. Money talks everythng else walks. It's the conmon bond between companies. They all understand money.\nKeep a record of your accomplioshmenst which save money. Always look out for new methods to reduce cost, increase production, and reduce labour or increase customers.\nSome engineers are pencil pushers and soem re engineering businessmen. The business men make the money.\nIf you are not serious and willing to go for a good education than forget it.\nIf you wish to make or are happy with 40 to 60 grand a year start putting in applications in counties, states, and cities giovernments. Those are the only place ot get a decent start in computers networking and repair.  Just repair alone will starve you to death. These vocation shops are turning out computer repair students by the thousands every year with no place to, Who is going to pay you 300 bucks to repair a compute rthey can buy new for 600.\n\nGood luck
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There are NO jobs in computers out there for Americans.  All the computer work is being outsourced to India.  If  you have a PhD and can work for less than $1.50/hr, then you might find some place that will hire you.\n\nIn the US, there are about 500,000 skilled software engineers out there begging to work for a fair wage.  Most would be happy to work for $50K or less.
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Dear Friend,\n\nI don't know which country you're from. Since you mentioned B.Sc. I guess you may an Indian National. If that is the case, there are many options available to you. If you want to continue in the CS field itself, M.C.A from a premier university like Anna University would be a good option. As I jus' mentioned, try to get an MBA seat in any one of the premier institutes. If you're interested in Management side, MBA will be the right thing to do. Prepare yourself for CAT and get into some IIM. Don't jus' do MBA in some XYZ college.\n\nAgain, whatever course you do, I accentuate one thing: Do that course in some premier institutes where if you do, you'll get placed with some handful salary, in the campus recruitment itself. We should not be in a position to search for jobs after the course. And whatever course you do, hone your software skills by programming efficiently.\n\nAll the best!
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Hi...\n\nI want to to job what I hv to do for this tell me...\nI am from India and working as Sr. Software Engineer\n\nmy mail is Prashant_vadher@yahoo.com
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If you have to ask, then you probably won't be a good one.\n\nThe best ones I've met are great because they love what they do, and they have a passion that surpasses their education or experience. As far as what it takes though, experience is a biggie. You should also have a good education (though that's debatable). Personally I think an academic computer science program is a great thing to have gone through, because it (ideally) teaches you things beyond just programming.\n\nThe first step is to become interested in software and making it, not in "what it takes" to be a software engineer. And it's certainly got nothing to do with an MBA.\n\nMBA... psssh, what kind of a question is that anyway? Oh, by the way, I'm a programmer and I have perfect vision, no glasses. Ha.
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You should go for MCA with MBA or BE computers, chances are more to get good job after doing MCA, as these days the minimum requirement in good organisations is minimum MCA... so you should consider MCA.. if its possible join part time job in the profession you wish to follow after MCA wheter it may be programmer, designer, DBA... etc, It will help you aware of current market trend..\n\nHope this helps
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It is definitely difficult to get a job initially with a b.tech with second class.   But jobs with lesser salary can be first done, to get necessary experience for a better future.  For the timebeing it is better to offer yourself through net for a lower salary clearlly stating that you are a b.tech 2nd class.\nVR
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Well since you are a fresher I believe its a good enough company for a start.Its a Toshiba group company.Then personally I think you shudnt worry too much about how well established the company is.Once you get some experience you can always go for bigger opportunities.I am also working in the software field.So this what I think.All the best
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relax dude.. don't think about salary ... just think about the skills and knowledge will you get from the company.... \nyou have a tutor that teach you ?????\nif you already got skills and experience... then you can find another company that will give you salary more than enough....
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Most of the guys with computer science degrees that I know are working construction or as the Walmart technology sales clerks.  If you get a degree in computer science, you'd be competing with the 500,000 unemployed computer science grads that are out there right now looking for work.  Nearly all computer work is outsourced to India these days.
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10 lacs per annum, One of my freind worked In Cisco at US, they offered him 60% of salary what he use to get in US for their Indian office. So this formula may make Your vision clear.
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Did you ask " Can anybody tell me how to get a job in Information Technology?"\n\nDepends where you are located.  Are you in India? or the U.S.?  It also depends on what part of the U.S. you live in.\n\nWrite me back and we can discuss this.  I am currently seeking a job in IT and live in a small community.  If I moved to a bigger city I would have better luck.\n\nJulia
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10-20% for good job\nnothing for never coming back to same place
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graduating with a techie bachelors... It was tough for me to get a job. when i got a job the pay was too little.  So ended up doing a masters... and still had a tough time..\n Next thing i did was apply for med school and i've more internship offers than i've had before.. \n\nIt's for economic reasons, i'm assuming... Either it's not enough pay, or companies want the best of the best. \n\nIt sounds normal... i give it about another 5 years.. there are going to be more engineers.
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strong suggestion take up computer science, do a bsc or a btech and then look for a job with good pay. you wont regret it. after working for 2 years, look for a mba from a reputed institute like IIMs or FMS etc and your career is made for the rest of your life and the lives of your children :-)
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it does have a good value. but if you do A level u would get a very good job for sure. DOEACC certified people are working in companies like TCS, Infosys, wipro etc.