Only thing you need to get a NI number for which your employer will issue you a letter once you find your employer
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Originally posted by Tim Holloway:
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Originally posted by Rashmi Tambe:
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Originally posted by Ritu Talwalkar:
From where can i get this NI number? what does it signify? shd i get it b4 applying for job there? who issues this number?
Originally posted by Jogi Poonawala:
You can get answers to your NI related questions here
http://www.dwp.gov.uk/lifeevent/benefits/ni_number.asp
Originally posted by Ritu Talwalkar:
Hey, thanks Jogi!
By the way, can you tell me hows the job market there? how much scope i have after 4+ yrs of java exp. For getting the job in UK, is it necessary to have some prior exp. in UK itself?
Can anybody give a general idea of job market there?
Originally posted by Ahamed Ali:
hi Ritu,
The job market is not good in UK. I have 3+ years experience in Java/J2EE in India and Germany but still not getting a job.
very bad things are here, apply jobs with agencies and these people are really dont know how to recruit and how to talk with applicants.
If any one know better idia how to apply job and get a job, that would be nice to here.
Finally my suggetion is for you, dont try a job in UK, better go to US or stay in India.
Thats for the day
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Originally posted by Kashif Riaz:
No offence, but your English does not seem to be strong at all. In the UK, employers look for well spoken people who can present themselves well, you are already at a disadvantage even before you try to sell your Java skills.
Originally posted by peter wooster:
If you want to succeed in England, you should learn to speak like you attended OxBridge and were born into the upper classes, or at least read Pygmalion.
Originally posted by Ahamed Ali:
how can you say that my english is poor.
Originally posted by Ahamed Ali:
and anyhow a java programmer dont need much communication skills than consultant or business analyst.
Originally posted by Ahamed Ali:
Need to have skiils on technical things not in communication skills, so just put these words in your mind.
by Kashif Riaz
This is a strange assumption and shows a hint of arrogance of the British way of life. I don't know how it works in countries such as India, but we do things a little differently here.
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Originally posted by Kashif Riaz:
P.S. The market is doing well in the city.
Originally posted by Dipak Mahbubani:
Generally Indian or Pakistani immigrants who have terrific obsession for going to UK are ready to work in Indian or Pakistani resturants or Indian,Pakistani stores at cheaper rate than market.They accumulate some wealth at the same time hunting for job.You may consider that option in worst case scanario.
India software engineers get paid a very high salary in India and enjoy a relatively high standard of living,a stable career path and growth.Oppertunities in technology in India are abundant and most of the people I know tend to fly back on completion of their project rather than take up any employment here.
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Originally posted by Sameer Amte:
Hi Ritu,
You can also try for opportunities in London. A few people from my London Office travel from Birmingham. It costs �500-650 per month. It takes about 1.5 hours.
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I really do not understand why they think "onsite" opportunity as a deciding factor for joinning (or switching to) a company when they have a "stable career path" in India.
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