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@thebigk • Jan 3, 2016
Talking to your project manager would be the first logical step. If that doesn't work out - look for another project in your organisation. If that doesn't work out either, switch to a new job and negotiate an onsite opportunity at the time of accepting job offer.subin pvHi to all.
I am a software tester with 3 years experience in both automation and manual testing.
currently i am working in Bangalore , i am looking a onsite or permanent job in abroad in past few months. so anyone one know ,how to get a onsite opportunity .
@subin-pv-C6hEOn • Jan 3, 2016
in my company no vacancies, its a small companyKaustubh KatdareTalking to your project manager would be the first logical step. If that doesn't work out - look for another project in your organisation. If that doesn't work out either, switch to a new job and negotiate an onsite opportunity at the time of accepting job offer.
@thebigk • Jan 3, 2016
Switch to a bigger one like Infosys, Cognizant, TCS. These are the companies known to send employees on-site.subin pvin my company no vacancies, its a small company
@subin-pv-C6hEOn • Jan 3, 2016
if u heard any vacancies inform me.Kaustubh KatdareSwitch to a bigger one like Infosys, Cognizant, TCS. These are the companies known to send employees on-site.
@thebigk • Jan 3, 2016
Unfortunately, that's something you'll have to do on your own. All the best!subin pvif u heard any vacancies inform me.
u need any email id or contact number
@subin-pv-C6hEOn • Jan 3, 2016
okay, thanks to uKaustubh KatdareUnfortunately, that's something you'll have to do on your own. All the best!
