I am searching for the Job In IT sector please help. I am a fresher having no working experience with 60%.?
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I dont think Job Openings will be posted here. You can search on the classifieds or even online for more guidance.
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i work in IT recruitment. entry level jobs are hard to get into and often companies look for a computer related degree in new starters. however it is possible to enter if you start in a customer services role working on a help desk - then you may be able to get onto a more IT technical side of the helpdesk and progress from 1st line support through to 3rd line support. obviously a good computer skills base to start with helps. as far as companies offering training that depends on the calibre of the company which you should be able to find out either through you agency or ask at interview. if they do not (eg in a smaller company) do not nessecarily decline a job there - it may just be the breakthrough you are looking for! after all any experience in the industry will look good on your CV and will set the ball rolling for you. alot of candidates i speak to in this situation often will put themselves through training courses, it costs money but it shows dedication (you can easily look up IT training courses in your area on the net) i hope this helps - good luck in your search! x
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since there is a new breed of IT engineers you will not stand a chance against them in any arena unless you pursue higher studies.since you don't seem to have a penchant for programming i'd suggest you to try your hand at data base management or networking.off the two dba would be the best choice as it is the need of the hour.moreover software firms are expecting a shortage of manpower across the nation very soon.
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To be an IT professional you should be either a B.E, M.E or MCA candidate for the recruiter to have any kind of interest on your profile, as far as qualification is concerned this the minimum and also it required that u have atleast 70% aggreagate in your academics.\n\nAs far as skill is concerned \n* You should be good in English be it in speaking or written (but speaking mainly)\n\n* Its required that you have good knowledge and programming skills in atleast one language say C, C++, java etc.\n\nWell when you have 70% in B.E then you pass the first phase and you will be called to take a test\n\nThe second phase is to clear the aptitude test that is conducted by the IT companies. If u do well here too u are through to the third phase\n\nThe Third phase will most probably be a group discussion where you will be given a topic and asked to discuss in a group. (here your command over the english language is very much tested and your body language observed)\n\nThe final phase is the personal interview where you will be generally test.\n\nGood luck \n\nManoj
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Skills should come before work experience. Put your work experience in descending order ie current job on top followed by other jobs. Also try shortening your resume as the prospective employer may not have time to read it all.
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Wow, this is a big question.  I'm sorry but there cannot be a straight answer for such a question.\nI did wanted to answer you, as I felt you're probably considering starting a formal education in this area and wondering if eventually you'll have jobs to apply to, and I think it is a good question to answer before that.  If I were you I would search through several job posting sites like the ones I attached below (there are many others!), and make sure you find enough jobs in the area you intend to live in, that require information systems people.  I do not know what are your alternatives, but while looking for job openings, please look not just for what you've mentioned, but for what the market is looking for, and you might find other optional directions for you in there.
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You need to tell us more about your education.  Do you already know alot about computers, do you have any background, have you worked for a company doing this type of work?\n\nIf you have certifications, and have worked in the IT or Computer world, you have a good future, otherwise, it will be hard to get people to take you seriously.
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Its very hard for a fresher to get placed unless you got a certification with you from Siemens. Even with that you have a hard time finding a job. all you degree and school certificates should be first class. ITs hard to find a job.
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You're 22, but you don't have any experience in working...? What the hell? v.v'... Well, this isn't the time to be picky! Look in newspaper ads for work or get applications from restuarants/fast food places. Try out for maybe Borders (great ambiance, my fave store) or Jamba Juice (yum!) or something of the sort.
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look for an entry level it job. they are out there. i interviewed a few people for one about a year ago, and wanted someone with NO experience so they could be trained to do it right.
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nah buddy. If you young or resource limited(car, skills, etc) then choose walking distance to local stores then apply to all you can. Best place if you have a ride (ya own, friend, mom, or cheap ole bus) then go to the local unemployment office. Its not just a funny place, but actually has hundreds of jobs there.  They will find you a job u are qualified for whether no experience or limited skills. Staffing companies in the phonebook work similar. Also check monster.com or hotjobs from yahoo.com  Best jobs for entry level is customer service jobs, walmart, or hard labor with home improvement companies.  Try improving your skills to get better pay. Microsoft word, excel, and typing skills will getcha a nice job thru staffing companies.
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Hi!\n\nI can't believe that you're finding it hard to find weekend work in the catering trade!\n\nThey're crying out for staff - especially at this time of the year.\n\nI think you need to put yourself out there a bit more!\n\nIt's always good if, while you're working towards a qualification, that you get hands on experience in the trade.\n\nBest of luck!
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Try going to a recruiter/head hunter.  Let them do the work for you.  They get paid only when they find you a job, so they are hungry.  If you go this route, make sure to sign up with multiple recruiters.  \n\nBe patient.  Even if you choose to mix concrete, keep sending your resume out there.  Without work experience, you could easily be looking at six months to a year before you enter the workforce in a "white collar" job.  \n\nRemember that mixing concrete and flipping burgers won't make your resume look any better.  But they will put bread on the table.  \n\nIt is normal to have a 2% return on anything you send out.  So 53 applications is really not much, although it may seem like a lot.  Make an effort to send out 5 resumes per day.  The jobs are out there.    Don't give up.\n\nGood luck and keep your chin up.
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dear my sister has the same problem. its not fair that ppl dont give to new workers a chance, but i really think that if u search and beleive urself u can find it. good luck
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better question yet: how do they expect university/ college graduates to have experience when no one wants fresh grads??!!!\n\nsolutions: i lied in my cv!!
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I started by getting crappy lil jobs in very small companies doing support work (my printers broken, how do i do this on word .etc) do that for a few years getting to know the companies IT system until your like the network admin or just well respected.\nthen start looking outwards towards IT solution companys(SME's) (I was forced to look outwards due to IT outsourcing and redundancy). No serious IT company will take you on without a few years experience, they usually don’t care to much about qualifications(except mcse's and mcp's) either (although its good to have one), you just have to impress with what u've learned over the past few years.
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You don't have full knowledge of anything. Practice humility, it will get you a job quicker.