Puspender Tanwar wrote:I choosed java for my programming career
Do companies teach you rest of the stuff?
Puspender Tanwar wrote:i have not mentioned the company name as it is against the coderanch policies. Top companies like google, fb , yahoo etc
Karthik Shiraly wrote:"...the Indian arms of silicon valley web giants....do consider things like competition scores...". So I guess we are in agreement
Puspender Tanwar wrote:
And what about jobs, when and where should i apply ?
Puspender Tanwar wrote:I want to work in an environment where i could learn daily something new...I want challenges in my life because easy is boring....planning to work as a software/web developer in any top MNC
Maneesh Godbole wrote:If you are really serious on learning and challenges, I would suggest drop the MNC.
Puspender Tanwar wrote:i am a b.tech(Electonics and communication) graduate.
mainly i am in doubt to choose from these two option -
1. whether should i go for competitive programming on websites like topcoder,heakerEarth etc. and get hired from there
2. or should i start practicing aptitude and general ability and give some exams like ELITMUS or go to walkin interviews and get hired
I HAVE SEEN THAT STUDENTS GET HIRED BY THE TOP COMPANIES LIKE GOOGLE FB from competitive programming
I want to build career in the software/web development. Please help me out. Thank you
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Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:I suspect that these large companies are finding people to interview from these websites rather than hiring them on the spot. Which means you still have to pass an interview. And that requires knowing more than just data structures.
Puspender Tanwar wrote:
can you refer me some good companies where i can get a good learning (let's forget about money) ?