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Hi all, recently a recruiter from Amazon reached out for an SDE 2(2+ years of exp. required) role and I'm a recent CS grad. I gave the OA (which was extremely difficult w/ 99% cut-off) and other tasks related to the OA. A few hours back, I got a call from the recruiter that I had cleared the assessment and tasks and said that they are looking for 2+ years of exp. I said I'm open to the SDE1 role and said she'll ask her colleagues. Idk what to expect now 😥 Amazon Amazon India
A leading MNC require following profile for their Finance project.
1) Asset Management
2) Organisational Change Management
3) Compliance Management
4) Financial Accounting/ Budgeting
5) Information System Security/ Firewall
Role - IT Consultant Exp 6-10 yrs
Role - Sr. Consultant/Asst Manager Exp 12-16 yrs
Candidate should be ITIL certified with hands on exp in Organisational Change Management. Good exposure with ITSM methodology. Please send ur profile urgently on happygk11@gmail.com
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Def agree with the others on how framing your role can go along, but to offer a different opinion as someone who was in your shoes a year ago, an MBA helps to open some of the doors you want as well as gives you the time, resources, and network to figure out what you really want to do for your next step. For me, I fell into data strategy and analytics type projects from pretty much the time I started consulting. It was more foisted onto me rather than a decision, so I plan on using an MBA to take some time to understand the merits of different career paths outside of consulting.
You’re good. It’s all about framing those skills in the context of strategic work. In analytics and have interviewed with multiple FAANGS for ops roles.
Not yet but getting there
Agreed with M1. I was pigeoned holed into “implementation /IT consulting” for 3.5 years but really worked on my resume to spin the story. I’ll be starting in new firm focusing on “strategy and ops” work...let’s see how that goes, but its definitely no more implementations.