What is the job description of an operations analyst and the compensation in India, career path and growth?
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If you are refering to a bank or brokerage house, an operations analyst is a fancy way of saying a operations clerk. You could be responible for any of hundreds of jobs. \n\nComplensation for this type of role would be about a third of what you would make in the US (which, in India, would be a fortune. Banks are considered one of the best jobs to land over there)\n\nPromotions and growth are unlimited. If you speak understandable, fluent english the sky is the limit. Almost every major US bank is constantly expanding there presence in Southeast Asia, especialy India. With jobs moving there in droves, there will be plenty of room to climb up the corporate ladder. Keep moving through posting out to different positions within the same organization and learn all you can.
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why to go to usa, where u will be treated as Slave.\n\nWork in India.\nINDIA the growning leader in IT sector.\n\nBy the Way its ahead of USA.\n\nAll indians are only working in Sillicon Valley.
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I'd say Systems Analyst.
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If not good in programming, there would be several sales, marketing jobs in IT sector. You can also join in the presales division of any vertical e.g.banking, manufacturing, retail etc.\nNot that every IT job is related to programming. You can join testing teams too.\n\nFuture of Philippines in good with lot's of also expected as next to India. DO not lose hopes. But in case you want to try as a begininer you can try in Asian countries first such as SIngapore, India, Malaysia, Japan etc first and then move to west.\n\nSee jobsite directing sites in Asia, US, Canada and also in Philipines\nhttp://jobguideforjobseekers.blogspot.com
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Almost all IT and ITES professionals with working experience of 2+ yrs and in a reasonably good company like INFY, CTS, EDS, TCS, HCL, WIPRO, MINDTREE, GOOGLE etc; are earning 3.5 L and above.\nIt is difficult to say in terms of numbers.\nMay be around 10 Crores out of 100 Crore population.
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it all depends on region, but a good place to start is:\n\nwww.salary.com
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Is this a question, or a resume? As far as outsourcing to India, what a joke, thats why the economy is going to hell. shipping our jobs overseas--why pay $20 an hour when you can outsource to India for 20 cents
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I spent several years working for a couple of major corporations doing just this.  The job of an analyst is to investigate what is going on within an organization and fix it -- from a financial perspective.  There are typically a lot of special projects that come out of being an FA.  There are typically standard duties that must be done, but it's typically done around month, quarter and year end activities.  Other than those times an FA will do what is deemed necessary -- for example, reviewing the value of assets to determine financial write-offs.  Some FAs work on the development of new financial systems (I did a lot of this).  \n\nTo summarize, the job of an FA is pretty flexible and is based on the particular skills of the individual as well as the needs of the corporation in question.  I did this for 3 major corporations and none of these jobs were the same.
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A specialist probably exercises his/her financial knowledge in the market (meaning he/she sells/buys financial options) based on available market information\n\nAn analyst is likely the one who studies the buying & selling in the market, creates financial reports/analysis that are in turn used by the specialists.
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Business Process Outsourcing (BPO)\n\nBPO is the act of transferring some of an organization's repeated non-core and core business processes to an outside provider to achieve cost reductions while improving service quality. BPO offers companies a way of achieving transformational outcomes much more quickly. In a typical BPO contract, a service provider takes over a specific corporate function. \n\nI hope this help you. I've also searched for more informational sites as well as a list of jobs in different cities of India where you can find work. Let me know if you need more\n\nhttp://outsourceking.com/BPO/What-Is-BPO.aspx?ref=aw&gclid=CPTCuMqOi4QCFTguGgodfGJvzg\n\nJobs\n\nhttp://www.bpoindia.org/companies/captive.shtml
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You have lots of BPOs coming up in India with financial sector, You have like accounts payable, accounts receivable, transaction process, collections, Analysis. And the minimum qualification is Graduation and not post graduation
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Better join the Indian School of Mines,\nDhanbad, Jharkhand.\n\nMy brother did his graduation from\nthere and he is earning more than\nRs.3lakhs per month in India. He pased\nout in 1971.\n\nHis first job was with ONGC for 3 years,\nthem he went to Middle East and came back\nnow.
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An excellent career.  Some places to work are the World Bank, The IMF, The OECS.....consultancy to governments and/or NGO's.   \n\nDepending on the organization, the salaries vary......but Ecomnomists are very 'comfortable' .
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Generally management is the highest paying area of a field.  In technical jobs the key is to having experience in technologies that have a great demand is the key to getting paid well.  If you are in Networking CISCO experience is in demand, in programming J2EE and .NET are in demand.  In databases Oracle skills are very desirable. \nYou can look up the job you are considering on salary.com
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it's a good option kanu...\nit's a growing industry so you can actually think of getting into higher position too if it's a growing concern...\nbut you shud be flexible enough for the work timings...\nalso consider the number of employees in the org and how fast it is growing so that you can do something in next 5 years down than analysis
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Finance management (FM) is a vast field & in this field also the ones that you have mentioned are very broad in scope. For the Indian economy all the fields that you have mentioned are currenlty in demand & have a very good scope. So you should take your decision based on what liking you have. Your inclination to the subject is more important than the scope. Investment banking is a 24 hours job, you have to be on your toes for full time. Its not a 9 to 5 activity. Even on holidays you have to be aware of what is happening in investment markets & that too not just national but international as well. Equities is restricted if you are talking about only new issues and compliances. It will be more procedural this way. Corporate finance again combines procedural and legal knowledge of raising funds for a company. This is a more restricted field requiring knowledge of various sources of finance and procedures associated. Mutual funds employ investment bankers and other jobs are procedural and regulatory in fund houses. Insurance is a mix of financial marketing and regulatory / legal knowledge.\n\nBased on above you should choose a field for which you have liking. All are equally remunerative but differ in terms of knowledge required and skills used.\n\nGo ahead and all the best !
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India.  Lots of financial companies are now outsourcing their financial analysis to India.  But I doubt that's what you had in mind.\n\nYou could start by getting a job with a local office of an international finance company or investment bank, and then see if they would transfer you abroad.  It might be the easiest way to do this, and the company would take care of all the paperwork for you.