Satyaprakash Joshii wrote:I need some advice.I am from India.I work in an MNC in india.I completed BE Computer Science with 57% in 2005. I had joined on merit seat and even the students who joined on donation seats got more percentage than me.After this I did not get a software job because of my low percentage and had to work in BPO for 2.5 years. I wanted to work in software field so started learning Java,quit the BPO job.After being jobless for 8 months I joined a small company as Software Engineer in 2008.Now I have around. 4.5 years of experience in java.I work as Senior Software Engineer.My current salary is RS 50,000 per month. When i think all these things that i had completed BE in 2005 and has progressed only this much till now I feel very down.Am I a loser?
Satyaprakash Joshii wrote:I need some advice.I am from India.I work in an MNC in india.I completed BE Computer Science with 57% in 2005. I had joined on merit seat and even the students who joined on donation seats got more percentage than me.After this I did not get a software job because of my low percentage and had to work in BPO for 2.5 years. I wanted to work in software field so started learning Java,quit the BPO job.After being jobless for 8 months I joined a small company as Software Engineer in 2008.Now I have around. 4.5 years of experience in java.I work as Senior Software Engineer.My current salary is RS 50,000 per month. When i think all these things that i had completed BE in 2005 and has progressed only this much till now I feel very down.Am I a loser?
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Satyaprakash Joshii wrote:
3) What are my core skills and drawbacks
Core skills: ability to work alone with minimal support.
drawbacks: I feel confident if any work is given to me without any support too but I feel nervous and hesitate during demos.
Satyaprakash Joshii wrote:I need some advice.I am from India.I work in an MNC in india.I completed BE Computer Science with 57% in 2005. I had joined on merit seat and even the students who joined on donation seats got more percentage than me.After this I did not get a software job because of my low percentage and had to work in BPO for 2.5 years. I wanted to work in software field so started learning Java,quit the BPO job.After being jobless for 8 months I joined a small company as Software Engineer in 2008.Now I have around. 4.5 years of experience in java.I work as Senior Software Engineer.My current salary is RS 50,000 per month. When i think all these things that i had completed BE in 2005 and has progressed only this much till now I feel very down.Am I a loser?
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Satyaprakash Joshii wrote:If I switch my job, I am thinking that new company again will check my documents and find that I do not have 60% in Engineering (57%), so there can be a problem.
Prasad Krishnegowda wrote:I am a 2008 Passout, and i have seen few of my friends, who are not able to get it even after 4 years (there might be different reasons, such as recession, more engineers and so on.. )
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Satyaprakash Joshii wrote:If I switch my job, I am thinking that new company again will check my documents and find that I do not have 60% in Engineering (57%), so there can be a problem.
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Sai Surya wrote:
Satyaprakash Joshii wrote:If I switch my job, I am thinking that new company again will check my documents and find that I do not have 60% in Engineering (57%), so there can be a problem.
Stop worrying about your marks and polish on your programming skills. Companies only check whether you passed out your graduation or not. I know lot of good programmers without having formal degrees. Passion is important than marks. There is no point in worrying now since you cannot join back engineering and earn 99.99%. Focus on present, improve your technological and analytical skills and try to be a good technical developer.
Good luck!
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Satyaprakash Joshii wrote:I am taking Matt Spencer's advice very seriously that "If your not learning, your not moving forward. Which means, if you want a better job or position, you got to keep learning, or else you will just keep the same job and do the same things"
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