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@addreader-nPKQak • May 15, 2011
Hope #-Link-Snipped-# would be comfortably settled in a good job these days!
However, for other users who have completed their BTech and are looking for a job, here are few points that come to my mind.
1. Network with friends or seniors who are already placed in some company. Ask them if there are some opening.
Often small companies recruit people by reference first. Only then do they go to market for recruitment.
2. If you are competent enough, why not start a small company with some pals?
These days, it's easy to set up web based businesses. Especially for CS / IT students.
3. Try teaching. BTech pass outs may not land up as a permanent lecture in many colleges.
But you can get into some temporary post and still keep looking for some job while sustaining yourself with the salary you get.
4. Keep preparing for placement tests. Websites like <a href="https://www.placement-paper.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">www.placement-paper.com</a> offers test patterns that different companies have been following.
Keeping track of this can help you know before hand what type of questions may be asked in placement test.
Wish you all the best for you future!