Posted by: Moksh February 14, 2008
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latoboy, 3-5 years of what experience in IT? Developer (C++, Java, .NET etc) QA, BA, SAP, Oracle ERP .... ??? Do you have H1-B or EAD? If you have EAD then it will be easier. If you have real 3-5 years of programming experience you can easily get a job out here. Bay Area is always looking for coders.
Well MN_Nepali, not all dhoti companies will do 70 30. It depends from company to company. Let me tell you guys honestly, programming is hard. You cannot just learn programming in 1-2 months and start coding . Either you are good at it or you suck. SAS is also not that easy.
The easiest training is manual QA & BA. Automation testing is harder. It is like programming. You need to have some logic. Anyone can become a manual tester or BA. I don't know about other states, but one thing for sure, it is more difficult to get BA job in Bay Area with face to face interview. High competition.
If you are willing to move to any state then you can get either QA or BA job with just phone interview. I know many folks who have easily got job with phone interview. One thing for sure is if you do training in the Bay Area and want to go for BA, be prepared for face to face interview. A lot of times 2-3 rounds.
Well MN_Nepali, not all dhoti companies will do 70 30. It depends from company to company. Let me tell you guys honestly, programming is hard. You cannot just learn programming in 1-2 months and start coding . Either you are good at it or you suck. SAS is also not that easy.
The easiest training is manual QA & BA. Automation testing is harder. It is like programming. You need to have some logic. Anyone can become a manual tester or BA. I don't know about other states, but one thing for sure, it is more difficult to get BA job in Bay Area with face to face interview. High competition.
If you are willing to move to any state then you can get either QA or BA job with just phone interview. I know many folks who have easily got job with phone interview. One thing for sure is if you do training in the Bay Area and want to go for BA, be prepared for face to face interview. A lot of times 2-3 rounds.