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Originally posted by Sridhar Babu:
Is it worthwhile to work anymore/aspire to work for in IT space anymore.
Mark Herschberg, author of The Career Toolkit
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The secret of how to be miserable is to constantly expect things are going to happen the way that they are "supposed" to happen.
You can have faith, which carries the understanding that you may be disappointed. Then there's being a willfully-blind idiot, which virtually guarantees it.
Paras Jain
SCJP 5.0
Originally posted by Paras Jain:
My opinions are in line somewhat with Mohammed and Tim.
In the last 10 years the excessive money seen by Indian IT job sector made many young people to leave their own "core" fields and move to IT. Once the overly built hype will go away people will remain in their core field and give their best there and not change industries just for money. That is Mechanical engineer will be mechanical engineer and electrical engineer will be an electrical engineer.
I am not saying that these people are not doing their job in the best way in IT. But I believe a person educated, trained and groomed for certain industry is better prepared to do that job. As Mohammed said, this will give India an opportunity to grow holistically in all the fields especially infrastructural sectors. And as Tim said, this will make people to choose career they love rather than career that pays tooooooo much.
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Originally posted by Shiaber Shaam:
There is no end for the Indian IT sector. The most reputed Indian firms have relation with US clients which could atleast last for atleast 30 more years. There is a slide and there will be a change in the pay structure and the way we work. But still, the future of indian it sector is wide open.
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Paras Jain
SCJP 5.0
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Originally posted by Shiaber Shaam:
There is no end for the Indian IT sector. The most reputed Indian firms have relation with US clients which could atleast last for atleast 30 more years. There is a slide and there will be a change in the pay structure and the way we work. But still, the future of indian it sector is wide open.
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rahulash sharma wrote:If you are building your career and have option to choose between IT and non IT field then don't choose IT field . I am java developer I know whats going on. Mnc are not hiring and small companies are exploiting employees
Sai Surya, SCJP 5.0, SCWCD 5.0, IBM 833 834
http://sai-surya-talk.blogspot.com, I believe in Murphy's law.
I didn't understood 'exploiting employees'. Can you elaborate on this please.
rahulash sharma wrote:I know many small companies in INDIA specially in MP who pay only 4000-5000 to java developers .Employees have to work for 11-13 hours daily Since my many friends are in these type of companies so I know the whole story .I think it is EXPLOITATION
The secret of how to be miserable is to constantly expect things are going to happen the way that they are "supposed" to happen.
You can have faith, which carries the understanding that you may be disappointed. Then there's being a willfully-blind idiot, which virtually guarantees it.
Do you mean 4-5 lakhs/year, or really Rs. 4000/month? It's not been that long since 5 lakhs was considered a decent salary for someone with 5 years experience. On the other hand, if my math is correct, Rs. 4000/month does sound absurd. I'd heard maids and gardeners can make more than that.
11-13 hours/day, on the other hand offends me for a number of reasons.
Sagar Kale wrote:
Do you mean 4-5 lakhs/year, or really Rs. 4000/month? It's not been that long since 5 lakhs was considered a decent salary for someone with 5 years experience. On the other hand, if my math is correct, Rs. 4000/month does sound absurd. I'd heard maids and gardeners can make more than that.
I think he meant 4000/month. Yes that happens in smaller cities in India where there is no IT industry. So there are no big companies. There are only small consulting companies who have indian clients. These companies pay very less to the people who are either freshers or less than 3 years experience. These guys want to take good project experience and are going through learning phase. Myself had started my career with small consulting company without pay !!!. I worked in that consulting company only for one month but the agreement was I will work without pay because I do not have experience, and I want to learn things. That was long time back. It surprises me when I see IT freshers in big cities get at least 1.25 lakh/year now.
11-13 hours/day, on the other hand offends me for a number of reasons.
Last year I worked for 13 hours a day on an average ( Also on most of the weekends ). Yes my brain used to stop working when I used to get tired and I used to do more mistake than doing something productive. But my client knew I a m not happy on that project and if I leave, they will have problem. So they wanted me to finish project as quickly as possible.
About quality, few service companies believe in quantity. They ignore quality. May be because they are not aware of maintaining that that code later on.
The secret of how to be miserable is to constantly expect things are going to happen the way that they are "supposed" to happen.
You can have faith, which carries the understanding that you may be disappointed. Then there's being a willfully-blind idiot, which virtually guarantees it.
rahulash sharma wrote:If you are building your career and have option to choose between IT and non IT field then don't choose IT field . I am java developer I know whats going on. Mnc are not hiring and small companies are exploiting employees
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