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Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Without Aussie experience no one gives a shit. Doesn't matter if you were a senior manager oveseas in many times you haev to start from the bottem again.
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Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Local experience would be really important if the standard of softwares in this country was better than elsewhere, which is really not. the projects that I have seen in my 1st week of work, they contain such silly bugs that would get any developer fired in an instant around the world. and some of the structure and standard of coding makes me laugh. Actually this industry has things to learn from outside world, not block off....talking about agents this is a mail from a very highly placed IT person in one of the largest MNC's in Sydney whom I asked about the game.there is nothing to be said after this mail..
"There are no IT jobs in established companies here. All the jobs have moved to india. Agents just advertise fake jobs. They want local experience so that they can push your resume to competitor companies. For example , if a person works in Company A, then they will send his resume to company b and c who are direct competitors, such that they might want to call the person for an interview. This is how they work. Even if established company advertise a job, they advertise it directly and they pay very little salary. IT scene is very bad here and one has to be careful about the agents. Best thing is to be careful and donn't get frustated, it will not help. Just prepare some topics and make some fake experience and carry on and keep trying. Donn't be honest and polite, just be crook and confident." |
Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Shuvo, please give it a rest, do you ever stop whining. :rolleyes:
I am really not sure why you are providing us with this badly worded and inarticulate message you got from your, er, "highly regarded" friend in IT. They can barely string a sentence together so take it with a pinch of salt. |
Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
well I didn't post for a long time in this thread, but just saw a lot of new posts. U might not be aware that there are many jobs in the world which needs skills rather than english. You have to be honest with honest people and crude with the people that plays with your trust. It is as simple as that.
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Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Originally Posted by shuvo27
(Post 8776396)
well I didn't post for a long time in this thread, but just saw a lot of new posts. U might not be aware that there are many jobs in the world which needs skills rather than english. You have to be honest with honest people and crude with the people that plays with your trust. It is as simple as that.
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Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Originally Posted by shuvo27
(Post 8776383)
Local experience would be really important if the standard of softwares in this country was better than elsewhere, which is really not. the projects that I have seen in my 1st week of work, they contain such silly bugs that would get any developer fired in an instant around the world. and some of the structure and standard of coding makes me laugh. Actually this industry has things to learn from outside world, not block off....talking about agents this is a mail from a very highly placed IT person in one of the largest MNC's in Sydney whom I asked about the game.there is nothing to be said after this mail..
"There are no IT jobs in established companies here. All the jobs have moved to india. Agents just advertise fake jobs. They want local experience so that they can push your resume to competitor companies. For example , if a person works in Company A, then they will send his resume to company b and c who are direct competitors, such that they might want to call the person for an interview. This is how they work. Even if established company advertise a job, they advertise it directly and they pay very little salary. IT scene is very bad here and one has to be careful about the agents. Best thing is to be careful and donn't get frustated, it will not help. Just prepare some topics and make some fake experience and carry on and keep trying. Donn't be honest and polite, just be crook and confident." You've been here two minutes but feel you can comment on ALL Australia. I'm astounded that you've got around all the companies and all the recruitment agents in the country in that time. You must be shattered. |
Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Originally Posted by shuvo27
(Post 8776383)
Local experience would be really important if the standard of softwares in this country was better than elsewhere, which is really not. the projects that I have seen in my 1st week of work, they contain such silly bugs that would get any developer fired in an instant around the world. and some of the structure and standard of coding makes me laugh. Actually this industry has things to learn from outside world, not block off....talking about agents this is a mail from a very highly placed IT person in one of the largest MNC's in Sydney whom I asked about the game.there is nothing to be said after this mail..
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Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Oh,so sharing your experience, warning people of treacherous agents is a big sin? Encouraging people to look for posts directly from companies is a sin? Go on man...you don't wish that people share their experience and put in information here.:thumbup: Happy moderating then buddy..Moderate sweet words then..please don't reply anymore in my threads...it was the biggest mistake of my ..cking life to post anything in this forum, while it gets appreciated in all other forums, this is the only place that I get bullied. I am really having doubts about some of the people here and their real profession.byeee
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Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Absolutely nothing wrong with warning people that you may not fall into a job immediately but to knock the entire country (as it appears to me) because it took you two weeks to find a job and you've discovered some shonky recruitment agencies seems at tad ott to me.
We want and need to have the negatives just as much as the positives but both have to be put in context. Not over dramatic or countrywide generalisation, that doesn't help anyone. |
Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Originally Posted by moneypenny20
(Post 8776489)
Absolutely nothing wrong with warning people that you may not fall into a job immediately but to knock the entire country (as it appears to me) because it took you two weeks to find a job and you've discovered some shonky recruitment agencies seems at tad ott to me.
We want and need to have the negatives just as much as the positives but both have to be put in context. Not over dramatic or countrywide generalisation, that doesn't help anyone. |
Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Originally Posted by shuvo27
(Post 8776479)
Oh,so sharing your experience, warning people of treacherous agents is a big sin? Encouraging people to look for posts directly from companies is a sin? Go on man...you don't wish that people share their experience and put in information here.:thumbup: Happy moderating then buddy..Moderate sweet words then..please don't reply anymore in my threads...it was the biggest mistake of my ..cking life to post anything in this forum, while it gets appreciated in all other forums, this is the only place that I get bullied. I am really having doubts about some of the people here and their real profession.byeee
If you drop a pm to Sue I'm sure she will close your account for you :) |
Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
U don't agree in what context? Agents are angels? :thumbsup:
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Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Originally Posted by shuvo27
(Post 8776493)
Yes the Negative is the Agents and the Positive are the Companies, who do call for interviews and don't grinn for local experience...so I wanted to guide the people on the right path, if it was a mistake forgive me man...I am sorry. Hundreds of people in other forums appreciated this same post and encouraged me to share more experience. Sorry dudes, its your fault that you don't want your forum to be useful.:thumbdown: Please don't reply...please please...I really don't like you people anymore...give me a break...
You have had a slightly negative experience which is very useful for new migrants to know about. However you then turned it into a 'warning about ALL of Australia'. That's not factual and could put off new migrants who wouldn't suffer the same 'misfortunes' you have. Many IT professionals move here from India and every other country in the world, have no problems finding work so whilst yours is a worthwhile and necessary warning it is not a blanket, one size fits all problem. If you won't understand that then I can't make you. Hope you enjoy your new life. |
Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Originally Posted by shuvo27
(Post 8776493)
Yes the Negative is the Agents and the Positive are the Companies, who do call for interviews and don't grinn for local experience...so I wanted to guide the people on the right path, if it was a mistake forgive me man...I am sorry. Hundreds of people in other forums appreciated this same post and encouraged me to share more experience. Sorry dudes, its your fault that you don't want your forum to be useful.:thumbdown: Please don't reply...please please...I really don't like you people anymore...give me a break...
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Re: No local experience? you are going to the database
Seems many in this forum doesn't really know what byee means and keep on moaning replies..
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