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@PSX_Defector I accept the reality which happens in India and so our knowledge is lacking in some place and we are trying to improve our skills in every aspects with good confidence.
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@Lakshmana said:
@PSX_Defector I accept the reality which happens in India and so our knowledge is lacking in some place and we are trying to improve our skills in every aspects with good confidence.
You should watch more American/British TV. It would probably help with your English, to a degree. You word things in a way that makes it painfully obvious English isn't your strongest language. I give you kudos for the effort though.
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@thanksajdotcom What is kudos?I came from the background of small village so only I have some backlog at communication.But I try to improve myself everyday.
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@Lakshmana said:
@thanksajdotcom What is kudos?I came from the background of small village so only I have some backlog at communication.But I try to improve myself everyday.
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/kudos
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@Lakshmana said:
@thanksajdotcom What is kudos?I came from the background of small village so only I have some backlog at communication.But I try to improve myself everyday.
Use Google. It's your friend.
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@thanksajdotcom Ok I will use it AJ
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@Lakshmana said:
@PSX_Defector I accept the reality which happens in India and so our knowledge is lacking in some place and we are trying to improve our skills in every aspects with good confidence.
We in the west have learned that brain dump candidates are usually incredibly poor engineers in the grand scheme of things. Look up "Paper MCSE" and it will give you an idea of how bad it was back in the 90's. Asking for a dump is not good form. Although it would get you a job in India, you are not going to be very desirable to us because we will rook you with questions. We at the big red V got one guy from India who put on his resume "Active Directory Architect" and couldn't even answer what the five FSMO roles are.
To move beyond being a script monkey, you need to think differently. Best way to get there is to understand basic core logic and decision processes. The answer in IT is not always 2+2=4.
To facilitate this, I would recommend learning how to play chess. It requires you to know how the pieces move (logic) and understanding what the consequences of each move will be (decision making). Starting with a very traditional queen pawn gambit versus a king knight has an effect in how the game moves, what you do next when the other player moves another way. Chess, you don't just follow a single process and it always comes out the same way. There are countermeasures against any move, so you have to not only know your move, but anticipate the decision from that point on. Once the mind is trained to think that way, it's much easier to apply that to other areas of your life.
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@Lakshmana said:
@PSX_Defector I accept the reality which happens in India and so our knowledge is lacking in some place and we are trying to improve our skills in every aspects with good confidence.
Using Brain Dumps is the opposite of this, however. It is unprofessional and unethical (and it means your certificates are not valid.) If an employer finds out that you used a Brain Dump they can fire you for falsification of your qualifications. Using Brain Dumps doesn't just hurt you and your employer, it hurts the entire Indian job market by making western employers distrust workers from the region. Sure, Brain Dumps are used here too, but I've never met someone who admitted to doing so. In the US even taking a Boot Camp study course marks you as useless and worthless to employ.
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They might have some stuff here: http://www.cybrary.it/
Stay away from Brain Dumps, Cram Sessions, Weekend bootcamps etc.
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Yes, study materials of all sorts are good. Cheating is bad and hurts everyone, not just you personally or your region but it undermines the industry as a whole as well.
