How to be an employ in RAW- the india spy agency?
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I think you need learn how to spell before you get a job anywhere.....
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This will depend on what experiance u got .. U defenitly can work .. anybody can if they want .. \nGuess what .. I am looking for people to work with me .. if u r interested .. IM me and we will talk about details .. \nvickis_body_guard@yahoo.com
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I can answer you question for purposes of getting a work permit in the UK only as im only qualified in the uk. \n\n1. Anyone over the age of 18 and holds a valid passport can apply.\n\n2. You need to deminstrate that you have the minimum entry requirements set out by the IND. \n\n3. The minimum requirements are 3yrs experience in a specialist skill that is NVQ lvl 3 or above. What this means in general terms is someone working in a supervisory role. This is the minimum type of role you should be applying for. Low skilled jobs i.e domestic cleaners or waiting staff can't apply no offence intended.\n\n4. You need to find an employer in the UK to sponser you. \n\n5. The Work permit process is in two stages the work permit & Visa \n\nWork Permit - this is the sponsers responsiblilty as they must sign the declaration on the application and the employer legally owns the document even if you pay for it as they were the ones how signed the declaration.\n\nVisa - this is your responsiblity not the employers \n\n\nif you need info go to this website it should help.\n\nwww.visaworkpermits.co.uk\n\ngood luck\n\nmgi1975
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That is not easy. Your employer would have to do a ton of paperwork to get you in. But military might do this, keeping you as interpreter/analyst or whatever you are doing there. \n\nAside from that, you could try to claim polical asylum, i.e. state and prove that you will be abused for cooperating with intruders once US forces leave.
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Like any job, Ask for one!!!!   If you have prepared yourself, have some illustrated proof you are capable of working there. Develop a contact within you should at least get a chance to pitch yourself to the powers that be. Good Luck!!!
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Get registered with any of the recruiting agency (reputed ones) and they will do a great job of locating a number of professionals as per your requirement.
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Go to www.cia.gov/employment/index.htm  \n\n\nAlso, you must be a US citizen, and be able to obtain a security clearance.
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Fill out an application at the Local Operators Union Hall to be in the training program.  You do the training program and the apprenticeship program.
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It is possible - but it is harder.\n\nYou will need to be prepared to work very hard, work your way up from the bottom, show initiative and loyalty etc. \n\nIt would help if you did some "work skills" type courses to help get your foot in the door. Exmaples of what I mean would be touch typing, Intermediate Word/Excel courses, trades courses such as welding etc. \n\nAlso looking like a good citizen so people don't lump you into the no-hoper category is important. So dress tidily, have good manners, maybe do some volunteer work.
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They'll ask you! Normally at University where you are studying a 'useful' foreign language or  PPE (Politics, Philosophy, Economics). You will also need to be a UK national (3 generations), have no convictions (criminal not political), be able to pass a 'simple' assessment test and be able to KEEP YOUR MOUTH SHUT! It's not easy but it might just be fun! Forget '007', 'Spooks' comes closer!
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tell me what kind of job you are doing. so that i can help\nyou\nanyway nattu circulate your biodata in the market thr.\nplacements.so that comapanies know there is a good person\nin the market/\nmy email:rajmeindia@yahoo.co.in\n\n\nwhats yours
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Most get hired through networking, but you will most likely still have to join a union. If you are interested, try to get to know someone who already works for one of the production companies, to help you get a foot in the door. \n\nYou can also get experience by working for independent films. Attend all the film festivals in your state to meet contacts. Also try public access TV channels to see if they need crew volunteers.
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Summet don't fall into the quick money trap! Think you are residing in Delhi, the capital of India right, the land of growing opportunities. Don't think that you are going to get a paper certificate from your training, what you are going to get is the invaluable experience. Try to learn the corporate culture first that will be great guide when you join a company.  Get know the people working there more than officially just to get works through their influence ( that's what you want right "Work" ). See sumeet if we have the right attitude we can make good from bad things. Do you want to improve in your life? Do you want your respect & lifestyle to improve? If the answers are Yes, Stop the thought that you dont have anything to learn, make MOST OUT OF IT. Wake Up & Keep Going. All the best.
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You either...\nA) get hired at a company in India that has contracts with US companies\nB) start your own company and get your own contracts.\n\nIf you do not know how to do (B) then do work for another company until you do know enough to open your own business. While you are doing that I would work on your sales and marketing skills as they will play a key role in being successful getting contracts.
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Are you qualified in your trade?Do you have any certificate from any industrial training institute? If so,immediately approach any man power recruiting agencyof repute in your area.Plenty of jobs for skilled persons like you are available in canada,australia,newzealand. Dont bank on your luck. Approach the right agency in your area.Bestwishes.
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First you have to be Indian.\nSecond you have to speak some Indian language.\nThird you must know someone already working there...
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1) Ask questions about the company which means RESEARCH the company!!!!\n2) Be honest.  Insincerity is so transparent.\n3) Be punctual.\n3) Be polite.\n4) Be dressed conservatively.\n5) Be groomed awesomely (nails tight and shoes looking right).\n6) Be enthusiastic (but not overly so).\n7) Be prepared to discuss anything on your resume.\n8) Be ARTICULATE (no uhhh, nooo ummmmmms!)\n9) Have your friends give you a practice interview.  Get a Camcorder and record it and critique yourself.\n10) Send a thank-you note.