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how to plans for jobs in software industry?Hiring Companies always say that there is big gap in demand-supply of skilled manpower. While many engineers are passing out, in terms of employability, skilled man power is still lacking. Here are some secrets on how to overcome these statements.Before starting your job search, there are some basic steps to perform. There is no point applying for jobs without knowing what you like, for example. Just being a good coder isn’t enough — you have to understand what the market wants and how you can adapt your own skills to find the right job for yourself.Ask yourself some questions:1) Are you a systems programmer or an application developer? 2) Do you like coding user interfaces? 3) Are you a good debugger?4) Do you like testing? 5) Are you an architect or a coder?Non programming questions:1) Does management interest you? 2) Do you want to work for a big company?3) Do you want to work for a small company? 4) Do you want long-term or short-term projects? How to market yourself:1) Upgrade your skills and learn new technologies2) Get certified 3) Work on a temporary projects4) Academic performance is important when companies use your marks in order to rank new graduates with little job experience Technical and Nontechnical quesitonsKnowledge-based/Technical questions are an easy way for interviewers to assess your familiarity and experience with the programming languages and techniques they expect you to know based on the requirements for the job and what’s in your résumé. Be sure you have a good grasp of the fundamental knowledge you’ll need for the job for which you’re applying.Examples of Technical Questions:1) What are the differences between C++ and Java? 2) Discuss friend classes in C++ and give an example of when you would use one? 3) Discuss what garbage collection is and explain different ways it can be implemented? 4) Discuss the differences between symmetric key cryptography and public key cryptography? 5) Compare and contrast a hash table and a binary search tree. If you were designing the address book data structure for a personal digital assistant (PDA) with limited memory, which one would you use? Examples of Nontechnical Questions:1) What Do You Want to Do? you could say, "I’ve always been interested in systems-level programming and really enjoy it, so I’m hoping to join a large company and do systems-level work.” Or, you could say, "I want to do Web programming so I can show my work to my friends. I’m hoping to do this at a start-up where I can use my Web server experience and watch the company grow.”
2) What Is Your Favorite Programming Language? 3) Tell Me About Your Experience 4) What Are Your Career Goals?
5) Why Should We Hire You? Keep things positive by talking about why you want to work at the company and why the job is a good match for your skills.
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In the last decade we've had computers. Then entered phones designed to, in some cases, replace those computers. And
then gadgets appeared and tried to replace
those phones. So these tablet concepts that pop up every now and then shouldn't actually create such a fuss, but for some reason, they
do just that. These videos illustrate how beautiful and creative
technology can be, but until a company actually fabricates the
hardware for such an amazing experience to run on, these fantastic ideas are reduced to nothing but abstract fantasies, so to speak.
Enter the Apple tablet (guesses on name? Our money is on iSlate). Apple is legendary for transforming
industries with its pioneering products that almost religiously embrace
simplicity and ease of usage in their design ideology. However, Apple is
also notoriously tight-lipped about new product launches and has not released
any information regarding technical specifications at this current point,
although there’s a newly revealed patent application report from Appleinsider that claims it will possibly have multi-touch capabilities with
tactile feedback, describing a surface which can "create physical bumps or dots
for the user to feel when it is in keyboard mode”. There is practically
no doubt that some kind of tablet-like device will be released in 2010; there
are many waiting to see just how Apple takes on this challenge by
revolutionizing and changing the way we interact with new media:
websites, video, music, magazines, newspaper, and
books that are all moving to digital format.
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