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Hi everyone,
I need your help regarding job oppurtunity in QA field or IT, I am just new to it. I have been researching and there are so many companies to train and help with the job placement, I was wondering whether I fit in this market or not. I am a green card holder and I have Bachelors degree from Tribhuwan University in Business Management, am I eligible for this training??? And ultimately get a position. Or if you have any other advice id really appreciate it. By the way Happy 2013.

nalini

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nalini

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hi

with your message I understand that you could pefectly fit in to IT though you do not hail from that background with no hassle. coming to the technology part I strongly recommend you to go with Datawarehousing Tools instead of going with QA or any other common technologies as there will allways be a lot of competition since every other person who come on a dependent visa / non technical background and not good at communication would prefer them. You may contact me if you require any help with training and placement at 7032619470. Regards - Nalini Kumar.

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Last edited: 07-Jan-13 09:07 AM

dhoti_prasad

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Help for QA.

See if you can find any coconut oil headed Indian house wives around your apartment. Just talk to them. They will walk you through on how to get QA training, how to fake resume, how to lie in the interview. Indian house wives are well tought by either their husbands or at their QA training bodyshop.

But for this, your heart and honesty should be able to handle it.

Good Luck.

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and it seems like IT market is ok with it tho cuz it's been going on for last 15-20 years.IT managers know about it and they seem to be fine with it. if it was such problematic then it would've been stopped a long time ago. i graduated with IT degree in 2005. after years of experence i barely make what some of these qas and bas make with boasted resume. i thought it would be better to start from small and climb up the ladder, but apparently it wasn't the right thing to do. some of the ppl i know who started with consultancies back then are now IT managers... i just don't understand how they do their job tho...

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