Hi All And Need Suggestion

you can try as a BA or consultant
Difficult to find a job but try in Banglore
Pagalguy.com is a good forum
May be get CFA and then try a KPO
Can PM me for more info
TC

Dear Trader Dude it is a different story why i want to Qiut ...

Yes want to back to software companies .... please guide what can i do ? below is my profile

1- Passed out From Masters in computer Sc in 2003

2-did a small job where we were writting codes on C language though forgot everything now

3- From 2006 to till now doing business as a Sub-broker of ICICIdirect in my native state ..... and i am Good a Technical analysis etc


Please guide what should i do get into software companies

waiting a Reply eagerly , Yes please read above post reply to Raju where i have mentioned about 2 posts in Software companines and do reply on that also

Waiting ...

Dear all below is my experience can i mention it my resume or some modification required..... help me out here plz


Work Experience:

1- Currently Doing Business as a SEBI Registered Sub-Broker of ICICIdirect.com since 2006 , Working in two Areas

A- Managing the Business :
> Here Used to handle acquisitions of new clients ,
>Manage how to increase trade volumes
>Giving Services to Clients according to their need and managing their queries

B- Research :
>Doing analysis of stock market using technical analysis
>For this use software called Amibroker , using this software for developing trading systems by writing codes in Amibroker formula language similar to C language
>Use Excel to derive data patterns useful for taking trading decision
>Try to figure out supply/demand situation of market from the graphical representations of data

2-From 2003 to 2005 was teaching in ------ University , C Language and Data structure , it was a contractual job .

Other Skill Set :
1- UML
2- EXCEL

you will not believe the kind of people that jobs in software industry these days. Most do not even know how to code and even put proper comments in code and they seem to get jobs. you on the other hand have some experience and skills, you should not find it difficult to get a job.

Remember , if you want to earn money in software industry, learn to code and code well.I will hire you myself.

Very interesting. With the spread of computer education, I would've thought that there was an overabundance of programmers in the market.

Hhahahahhahah TP, you have no idea...

I have been a Software engineer for 9 years now and i have interviewed and worked with many people and i m telling you this from experience. I find it very hard to get people to code. I have worked in 2-3 companies and i can tell you i still have to find one person who can code well.

The general observation about Indian software and outsourcing is that Indians are bad programmers. I have to agree with that. There are roughly 95% bad programmers and 5% good programmers , but the good ones are not in India.

Like anything, write good code takes time , effort and dedication to improving your art. But i do not see in that in most Indians. Most Indians get in to Software industry just to pay the bills, they have no passion for it.

I am making an effort to improve my teams code quality consistently,but has been the most challenging.

Let me know what more you want to know about this..

Is it only the programmers who are bad, or is it the human chain throughout the software development life cycle ?? I mean, software development is a long process - feasibility study --> analysis --> design --> programming --> testing --> implementation etc..etc.. with detailed documentation at each stage.

I used to be a freelance programmer for more than a decade (1989-2001) and worked on DOS based platform (FoxPro). I found that the place where most of the mistakes were made at the analysis stage. The changes that were required later killed the application sometimes. Though FoxPro was perhaps the most advanced database at that time and flexible enough to accommodate most of the changes, I still felt the limitations sometimes.

These days, with improved tools - both software and hardware -- a lot of coding effort has become redundant. If the analysis & design is good, then for the programmer it is only a matter of picking the right tools (libraries/code snippets) and sewing them together (much like making an assembled PC .

Earlier, almost everything needed hardwiring and each programmer developed his own re-usable code which helped, though to a limited extent.

So, where exactly the problem lies ? In the software education or the logical skills of the developer ? All the students of IT have to undergo at least 6 months of industrial training till the graduate level, and at post-graduate level there's only more of it.

you will not believe the kind of people that jobs in software industry these daysMost do not even know how to code and even put proper comments in code and they seem to get jobs.

you on the other hand have some experience and skills, you should not find it difficult to get a job.

Remember , if you want to earn money in software industry, learn to code and code well.I will hire you myself.