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how to get job in other country ?

 
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How can I find job in Europe or in any country. I am in Pune, India & have 1 year experience in Java , J2EE . Does cirtification help to get job there ( I heard that ) ?

Please tell me complete process to get job there .

Thank you very much .
 
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Originally posted by pooja jain:
Does cirtification help to get job there ( I heard that ) ?



NO!
You heard Wrong!!!
[ March 18, 2005: Message edited by: Jay Ashar ]
 
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I do agree with Jay.
Speaking for my country: Though there appears to be a rising demand for java in Germany now, they are looking for very, very experienced people or people who know local customs and psychology in projects well (nationals).
You might have exagerated expectations about work in Europe.
 
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Certification makes little difference to your employability (great for self-confidence, but very hyped-up for any further gains), employers want real-world experience. With only one years of experience, you may find it very tough because you cannot offer anything new or particularly special. They have lots of people in their homeland with people with at least a years experience. Worst yet, you will probably need a work permit, which puts off many employers in Europe.

Java certifications are for people ALREADY working in the industry. All of the people I know are already in good Java/IT jobs before they consider getting certified just to validate their skills for personal satisfaction.

P.S. A solid Computer Science degree is a must.
[ March 18, 2005: Message edited by: Kashif Riaz ]
 
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A solid Computer Science degree is a must.



Does any University provides degree in Liquid or Gaseous state ? :roll:
 
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Does any University provides degree in Liquid or Gaseous state?



Have you never heard of a diploma mill offering mail order degrees?
 
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I have one doubt , when we see any job site there are lots of opportunity in all the country . so my doubt is , what happens when we apply for any job & registered ourself for any job ...

I mean , has any body got any positive response ???

Has any body got any job in other country like this ???

They arrange telephony interview or what is the process ???

After clearing all round they arrange visa & ticket or what is the process ???

My question is mainly for indian ...

please reply if you know ...

Thanks a lot .
 
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