What is the best way to get an entry leverl job in the computer field?
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Just join some yahoo job groups , there are lot of website for fresher like www.freshersworld.com (if u r frm india) and try hard ... don't sit at home just keep reading tech related books ... u'll get it ... Best of Luck
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you can use the resume wizard in your winword software.Its really easy and it will guide u through the  steps all u need to do is type "resume wizard" on the search space in ur winword software.
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The prospects are excellent. Your skill set sounds limited in terms of outright coding experience, but you would probably be able to find work through any number of avenues.\n\nIf you want to work for yourself, approach computer repair shops; I'm sure they get requests for custom software all the time. \n\nIf you want to work for a company, investigate health care and finance / insurance; they have piles of money and piles of need. That's where I make all my money.
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That's always one of the tough ones. The best answer is to find an alternative/lesser position in the field you're interested in, make contacts, prove yourself, and wait for the chance to come. Another answer: what kind of "training" do you need? Can you teach yourself? If so, do it; and then start banging on doors--someone will realize that you're capable. But don't expect them to offer you anything.
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You have lot of options dude. Setup your profile in Jobsahead, Monster and Nukri sites. Companies are spending tons for money for good resources.
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Anything with programming should help. Research job sites like monster, dice, hotjobs, vault, allamericanjobs to see what seems to be in demand at the time you are looking to come.
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First of all you introduce yourself to computers. Take a short term certification course to learn Windows and MS Office (MS Word, MS Excel, MS Powerpoint, MS Access) and Internet. You can learn it yourself with a good book also. \n\nAfter that look for the softwares available in the market for your field.\n\nSpend some regular time on your Computer.This will add to your confiedence and knowledge.
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Only through experience u can be the  best ...but if u have a good logical thinking and problem solving mind , practical knowledge of hardware -software interfaces .....\nwith some good knowledge of scripting languages like PERL , TCL/TK ...etc...can help u acheive u r goal !!
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http://www.careerkey.org/
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I'd go to the unemployment office and get that started,  then use their computers to get a different job.  Since I have a college degree and some experience in a field that is in demand, someone would hire me.  Additionally in the meantime I would take classes to develope my skills to get a better resume to be more employable.
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nah buddy. If you young or resource limited(car, skills, etc) then choose walking distance to local stores then apply to all you can. Best place if you have a ride (ya own, friend, mom, or cheap ole bus) then go to the local unemployment office. Its not just a funny place, but actually has hundreds of jobs there.  They will find you a job u are qualified for whether no experience or limited skills. Staffing companies in the phonebook work similar. Also check monster.com or hotjobs from yahoo.com  Best jobs for entry level is customer service jobs, walmart, or hard labor with home improvement companies.  Try improving your skills to get better pay. Microsoft word, excel, and typing skills will getcha a nice job thru staffing companies.
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You can always look for a job in California, most of the good IT jobs are there. Make sure you let the company know you are open to gaining experience and certificates. They will most likely sponsor you if they see you want to learn.
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i work in IT recruitment. entry level jobs are hard to get into and often companies look for a computer related degree in new starters. however it is possible to enter if you start in a customer services role working on a help desk - then you may be able to get onto a more IT technical side of the helpdesk and progress from 1st line support through to 3rd line support. obviously a good computer skills base to start with helps. as far as companies offering training that depends on the calibre of the company which you should be able to find out either through you agency or ask at interview. if they do not (eg in a smaller company) do not nessecarily decline a job there - it may just be the breakthrough you are looking for! after all any experience in the industry will look good on your CV and will set the ball rolling for you. alot of candidates i speak to in this situation often will put themselves through training courses, it costs money but it shows dedication (you can easily look up IT training courses in your area on the net) i hope this helps - good luck in your search! x
352011
first you'll have to start from entry level job. try to get job in big and good orgnaziation..then it's totally depend on your skills, your attitude towards your job, your commitment and your ambitiousness how much ambitious you're so wish you good luck...
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Rather than one single effective way, a multi-pronged strategy is more likely to land you the job. Online resume posting, newspaper ads, recruiting agencies, door to door visits so that they can see you in person right off the bat, job fairs, and networking. All of these working together is a better way to go about your search rather than employ just one method.\n\nBefore you do all of that, figure out exactly what it is you're looking for. Would you be willing to do something along the lines of your primary job? Cover all your bases!
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Actually entering Computer field for a non maths background person is little bit difficult, for everything Computer these days is Mathematics. I am saying this for I am myself in this field, and I see extensive use of mathematics in Programming.\nFor business what I think best is Go for B.Com. from any very good university with finances as your major and then try for CAT. But make sure, higher grades you score, better the prospects. And one thing more GK and Good Interpersonal Skills are a must.\nOtherwise there are really many options but then they will not give you the best in life.
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Only you can answer your own question about your career, but first figure out what do you enjoy doing the most. Are you a people person? If you are, then go work in the retail industry. Do you want to work in an office? Then go volunteer and take some courses that will help you learn computer skills. Once you gain enough experience, send out resumes to staffing agencies. They have a lot of temp positions to gain experience.