It's been 4 years got DV and stayed here in States but still not satisfied with my job so planning to enter in IT, but guys i am a different field student so don't know what to do. I'm really confused so please suggest me
Slack · Mar 22, 2015 11:48 PM · 15,182 views
do it..don't even think twice.. if can do your own business..then that's the different story else get into IT. join dhoti or nepali consultancy...youtube it.. IT is not tough. Programmer...hard For you as you don't have IT background but still you can do it. Database developer - i believe it would be easier than programming but still not a piece of a cake QA analyst (Tester) OR Business analyst - won't be as complex as being programmer and database developer... Good luck
sojoketo · Mar 23, 2015 1:39 AM
Thank you sojoketo for your response. Appreciated
Slack · Mar 23, 2015 1:57 PM
@sojoketo bro, What are the pre-requisites to be a database developer? What are the things to learn? Can you give me more information? Thank you.
bondjamesbond · Mar 23, 2015 4:29 PM
i ain't a database guy but here you go. Theory Core understanding of Database terms like Schema, Table, Database Design Model(Physical model,Logical model), Relationship, Constraints(primary key, Foreign Key and other constraints) View, Triggers, Stored Procedures... ETC Practical Learn how to query to play around with data Find on-line tutorials http://www.w3schools.com/sql/ That's it Once you get flexible with it, You can learn about transaction and all other stuff Dataware house ETL Big data Youtube it, Google it Until you guys learn to search yourself to find the resources (what and how) you won't be able to conquer this. sojoketo learnt and still learning everything on his own. Ain't need any one else :P Last edited: 23-Mar-15 04:48 PM
sojoketo · Mar 23, 2015 4:45 PM
If you have finance background, it might be easy for you to get into BA. You just need to have learn about business processes and standards and learn as you work. Some of the QA jobs can be no brainer like manual or black box testing. Of course as a starter, you can join dhoti companies who will train you and help you with jobs. My first job out of school was database developer and I learnt all at work. As @sojhoketa dai suggested, you have got good resources online now a days. It can get messy when you start playing with big database with complex queries. So its very important to get the concept and start in a right way. Programming - There are several languages so u might wanna find out which you want to learn - java, .net, php, unix. Oh yeah, Unix scripting has a lot of scope too esp in support. And there's many more you can do in IT world like networking/ data center/IT security. Just dont pay for a consulting company for training as there are lots of dhoti company which provide you free trainings. I heard they provide accommodation too. Good luck!
Choila_sukutikoachar · Mar 24, 2015 6:24 PM
@Choila_sukutikoachar thank you much bro by the way your name made my mouth full of water.. Choila sukuti yaad aayo!!!
Slack · Mar 25, 2015 2:15 AM
I am medical field background 😞
Slack · Mar 25, 2015 2:16 AM
Oh well @Slack, u learn as u go! Malai pani choila sukutiko yaad aayera naam rakheko 😊 By the way Im your sis hai not bro! Nevermind!
Choila_sukutikoachar · Mar 25, 2015 9:11 PM
Ooops sorry!! Thank you for your words. Apreciate!!
Slack · Mar 26, 2015 1:54 AM
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