Full Time Choosukundamani Anukuntunna... Ela Start Cheyali...

[Darling999]

[quote name='Sastrygaru' timestamp='1341937695' post='1302108010']
Roojuki oka 300 jaabs apply cheyyali.. target direct companies.. ela vethakani ani nannu adakku.. its just the way you deal with it.. neenu simple ga cheptha.. highway meedhaki car lo vellinappudu.. pakkanunna buildings peerlu chusi.. intiki vachi google chesa neenu..so youll know even if its a startup company.. alanti.. tips nuvve chuskoo.. direct ga company perlu adigithe inka nee homw work emuntadhi..

inkokati.. neenu andhariki idhe septha.. and it worked for me..

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]IF you are looking for a job seriously.. even b4 starting looking and applying for companies online.. just imagine from today, you just have 30 days to survive in US.. and the 30th day youll be booted from this country.. think how you would react now.. youll feel the heat and every second counts.. if you can realize what the situation would look like or predict the future.. of course you will act accordingly..[/font][/color]

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]neenu ninnu bhayapetadaaniki raayaleedu aa matter... neenu ade konchem lo konchem adhi follow ayye vaadini...appudu emautundi ante.. nuvvu apply chesina 300 jobs lo at least 3 calls vastaayi.. do not get dissapointed.. thats the way to go.. then the next big hurdle is converting them to interviews and making your goal achieved..[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]naakendukoo ee logic chala nachutundi.. andukee cheppa.. oka nela lo ne efforts pettu.. niku jab raavakarleedhu.. at least calls vachi interviews vasthe confidence vastundhi thats enough.[/font][/color] ATB
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[TheCompleteMan]

[quote name='ChittiNaidu' timestamp='1341943534' post='1302108509']


direct company websites lo...


or else LinkedIn, Craigslist lantivi...
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[quote name='Sastrygaru' timestamp='1341944922' post='1302108691']

as chitti said.. direct companies ki target seyyali..
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thanks mama... mari GC general ga EB2 lo file cheyaranta full time lo nijamena??? ela oppinchali vallani Eb2 lo file cheyamani...

[juvenile]

[quote name='Sastrygaru' timestamp='1341937695' post='1302108010']
Roojuki oka 300 jaabs apply cheyyali.. target direct companies.. ela vethakani ani nannu adakku.. its just the way you deal with it.. neenu simple ga cheptha.. highway meedhaki car lo vellinappudu.. pakkanunna buildings peerlu chusi.. intiki vachi google chesa neenu..so youll know even if its a startup company.. alanti.. tips nuvve chuskoo.. direct ga company perlu adigithe inka nee homw work emuntadhi..

inkokati.. neenu andhariki idhe septha.. and it worked for me..

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]IF you are looking for a job seriously.. even b4 starting looking and applying for companies online.. just imagine from today, you just have 30 days to survive in US.. and the 30th day youll be booted from this country.. think how you would react now.. youll feel the heat and every second counts.. if you can realize what the situation would look like or predict the future.. of course you will act accordingly..[/font][/color]

[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]neenu ninnu bhayapetadaaniki raayaleedu aa matter... neenu ade konchem lo konchem adhi follow ayye vaadini...appudu emautundi ante.. nuvvu apply chesina 300 jobs lo at least 3 calls vastaayi.. do not get dissapointed.. thats the way to go.. then the next big hurdle is converting them to interviews and making your goal achieved..[/font][/color]
[color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]naakendukoo ee logic chala nachutundi.. andukee cheppa.. oka nela lo ne efforts pettu.. niku jab raavakarleedhu.. at least calls vachi interviews vasthe confidence vastundhi thats enough.[/font][/color] ATB
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Baaga chepparu .. too Good and True !!

[Spartan]

[quote name=' Kalyan_Babu' timestamp='1341946417' post='1302108838']
thanks mama... mari GC general ga EB2 lo file cheyaranta full time lo nijamena??? ela oppinchali vallani Eb2 lo file cheyamani...
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mundu job lo join avvu..avanni melliga as per situation demand cheyochu..

[TheCompleteMan]

[quote name='ChittiNaidu' timestamp='1341946615' post='1302108866']



mundu job lo join avvu..avanni melliga as per situation demand cheyochu..
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cool ba.... inka start cheyali home work.... nuvvu CA lo untavu kada ba.... akkda Full time manchi option aa kada? expenses ekkuva kada pay baga ichina kani....

[DrBali]

My two cents....

If H1 stamping is your final goal and the organizational sector doesn't bother you, Just keep applying for Jobs as @Sastrygaru mentioned....

There are many sources to find full time job postings, and personally I feel linkedin is the best of the breed followed by all the other websites.
Mostly recruiters from the organization’s directly post their openings here, plz ensure that your linkedin profile is decent and you don’t have fake stuff mentioned there...The next best option is indeed.com, this website looks like a piece of sh** but believe me if you select the right options you will find every job posting in the market (eg: Go to advanced search and select full time job from type of job and employers website only from job's shown tab's and select the radio button that says exclude staffing agencies and put in your stream and search you will find all the job positing listed directly on the employers websites, if you select the option all websites and uncheck the radio button that says exclude staffing agencies you will find the job postings not only from the direct employers but also from 3rd party consulting firm's)


If you are specifically looking for jobs under a certain line of business then, patience is the key... follow those firm's updates on social networks and signup for the firm's news letters and employment openings...who knows you might just get lucky..


Not that you have applied for the job, make sure you digest the fact that not every firm will contact you.. And even if you have been contacted not every firm is going to file H1 for you. It doesn’t matter if you have 1 year exp or 10 yr's of exp, how good are you with the technology and how good can you present yourself is all what matters. As you have applied for a full-time job the recruiters and the hiring managers have various parameters to consider while evaluating a candidate.

Don’t worry about the end result that’s way too far from the starting line.... First start applying for jobs and don’t loose hopes, jus keep applying at times you might even get a call for a job you applied 2 months ago... and please don’t make silly mistakes that might washout all your efforts...

Start with baby steps my friend you cant run even before you start walking, Apply for the jobs first and talk to the recruiters and see what they offer and compare it to what you expect and then start negotiating if you feel that what they offer is not good enough... start cheyakunda pay gurinchi alochinchaku...

I hope this helps.. and if it was rude..

[Sastrygaru]

[quote name='DrBali' timestamp='1341953329' post='1302109479']
My two cents....

If H1 stamping is your final goal and the organizational sector doesn't bother you, Just keep applying for Jobs as @Sastrygaru mentioned....

There are many sources to find full time job postings, and personally I feel linkedin is the best of the breed followed by all the other websites.
Mostly recruiters from the organization’s directly post their openings here, plz ensure that your linkedin profile is decent and you don’t have fake stuff mentioned there...The next best option is indeed.com, this website looks like a piece of sh** but believe me if you select the right options you will find every job posting in the market (eg: Go to advanced search and select full time job from type of job and employers website only from job's shown tab's and select the radio button that says exclude staffing agencies and put in your stream and search you will find all the job positing listed directly on the employers websites, if you select the option all websites and uncheck the radio button that says exclude staffing agencies you will find the job postings not only from the direct employers but also from 3rd party consulting firm's)


If you are specifically looking for jobs under a certain line of business then, patience is the key... follow those firm's updates on social networks and signup for the firm's news letters and employment openings...who knows you might just get lucky..


Not that you have applied for the job, make sure you digest the fact that not every firm will contact you.. And even if you have been contacted not every firm is going to file H1 for you. It doesn’t matter if you have 1 year exp or 10 yr's of exp, how good are you with the technology and how good can you present yourself is all what matters. As you have applied for a full-time job the recruiters and the hiring managers have various parameters to consider while evaluating a candidate.

Don’t worry about the end result that’s way too far from the starting line.... First start applying for jobs and don’t loose hopes, jus keep applying at times you might even get a call for a job you applied 2 months ago... and please don’t make silly mistakes that might washout all your efforts...

Start with baby steps my friend you cant run even before you start walking, Apply for the jobs first and talk to the recruiters and see what they offer and compare it to what you expect and then start negotiating if you feel that what they offer is not good enough... start cheyakunda pay gurinchi alochinchaku...

I hope this helps.. and if it was rude..
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soofer fost.. neenu Indeed .com guricnhi chala takkuva mandhi ki cheptaanu.. ekkada ela apply cheyyalo kuuda cheppesthe ela?.. inka konni sites bhi unnai.. which tells the company proflies acording to catoegaries.. evariki vallakee telusthadi..

[Spartan]

nioce post dude...

[quote name='DrBali' timestamp='1341953329' post='1302109479']
My two cents....

If H1 stamping is your final goal and the organizational sector doesn't bother you, Just keep applying for Jobs as @Sastrygaru mentioned....

There are many sources to find full time job postings, and personally I feel linkedin is the best of the breed followed by all the other websites.
Mostly recruiters from the organization’s directly post their openings here, plz ensure that your linkedin profile is decent and you don’t have fake stuff mentioned there...The next best option is indeed.com, this website looks like a piece of sh** but believe me if you select the right options you will find every job posting in the market (eg: Go to advanced search and select full time job from type of job and employers website only from job's shown tab's and select the radio button that says exclude staffing agencies and put in your stream and search you will find all the job positing listed directly on the employers websites, if you select the option all websites and uncheck the radio button that says exclude staffing agencies you will find the job postings not only from the direct employers but also from 3rd party consulting firm's)


If you are specifically looking for jobs under a certain line of business then, patience is the key... follow those firm's updates on social networks and signup for the firm's news letters and employment openings...who knows you might just get lucky..


Not that you have applied for the job, make sure you digest the fact that not every firm will contact you.. And even if you have been contacted not every firm is going to file H1 for you. It doesn’t matter if you have 1 year exp or 10 yr's of exp, how good are you with the technology and how good can you present yourself is all what matters. As you have applied for a full-time job the recruiters and the hiring managers have various parameters to consider while evaluating a candidate.

Don’t worry about the end result that’s way too far from the starting line.... First start applying for jobs and don’t loose hopes, jus keep applying at times you might even get a call for a job you applied 2 months ago... and please don’t make silly mistakes that might washout all your efforts...

Start with baby steps my friend you cant run even before you start walking, Apply for the jobs first and talk to the recruiters and see what they offer and compare it to what you expect and then start negotiating if you feel that what they offer is not good enough... start cheyakunda pay gurinchi alochinchaku...

I hope this helps.. and if it was rude..
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[DrBali]

[quote name='Sastrygaru' timestamp='1341953890' post='1302109534']
soofer fost.. neenu Indeed .com guricnhi chala takkuva mandhi ki cheptaanu.. ekkada ela apply cheyyalo kuuda cheppesthe ela?.. inka konni sites bhi unnai.. which tells the company proflies acording to catoegaries.. evariki vallakee telusthadi..
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A push is needed to start.. It was jus that push to start off

[TheCompleteMan]

[quote name='DrBali' timestamp='1341953329' post='1302109479']
My two cents....

If H1 stamping is your final goal and the organizational sector doesn't bother you, Just keep applying for Jobs as @Sastrygaru mentioned....

There are many sources to find full time job postings, and personally I feel linkedin is the best of the breed followed by all the other websites.
Mostly recruiters from the organization’s directly post their openings here, plz ensure that your linkedin profile is decent and you don’t have fake stuff mentioned there...The next best option is indeed.com, this website looks like a piece of sh** but believe me if you select the right options you will find every job posting in the market (eg: Go to advanced search and select full time job from type of job and employers website only from job's shown tab's and select the radio button that says exclude staffing agencies and put in your stream and search you will find all the job positing listed directly on the employers websites, if you select the option all websites and uncheck the radio button that says exclude staffing agencies you will find the job postings not only from the direct employers but also from 3rd party consulting firm's)


If you are specifically looking for jobs under a certain line of business then, patience is the key... follow those firm's updates on social networks and signup for the firm's news letters and employment openings...who knows you might just get lucky..


Not that you have applied for the job, make sure you digest the fact that not every firm will contact you.. And even if you have been contacted not every firm is going to file H1 for you. It doesn’t matter if you have 1 year exp or 10 yr's of exp, how good are you with the technology and how good can you present yourself is all what matters. As you have applied for a full-time job the recruiters and the hiring managers have various parameters to consider while evaluating a candidate.

Don’t worry about the end result that’s way too far from the starting line.... First start applying for jobs and don’t loose hopes, jus keep applying at times you might even get a call for a job you applied 2 months ago... and please don’t make silly mistakes that might washout all your efforts...

Start with baby steps my friend you cant run even before you start walking, Apply for the jobs first and talk to the recruiters and see what they offer and compare it to what you expect and then start negotiating if you feel that what they offer is not good enough... start cheyakunda pay gurinchi alochinchaku...

I hope this helps.. and if it was rude..
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thanks mama.... very good post... I will follow your suggestions....