3-15-2014

   Now its been one and half year since I'm working in IT.  During this witnessed some good thing and some bad. Once when I didn't had job at that time i was worried when i heard Infosys boss Narayan murty said: ''most graduates are not employable". But then got job and improved myself day by day. Now I can say if most graduates out there are not employable then most companies out there are also not worth for working.

   Don't know why all these Indian software services companies, who carry same typical Indian attitude then why they need talented employable graduates after all they need only those person who works for them for 8-9 hours everyday and never ask for anything in return.

   Last week I was offered a position in a software company, How they talked to me broke my heart. First they will proudly tell you salary is not the problem then they will try hard to negotiate it with you  on as low as you are going to work on MNREGA scheme. And Earlier I was contacted by one more company they were even more funny, They were service company, their way of talking just reminded me peoples from my village full of "chalta hai" attitude. They were really funny I'm not good writer so cant express efficiently.
  The way they explain job profile is also interesting, We have tons of interesting project, we also make android apps(this is common in every company nowadays ) basically job description consist of hot technologies, and actual work is little different.  

  OK, I agree salary is not important at all but then remember your employee also have a life he is not machine and here in this world nothing is free. 

   Even though I didn't had much experience to judge and generalize all this things but I would its not all right. Its very hard for average talented student to make a good career.  Probably every sector, every field have same fate, Its is all about saying "yes sir with a fake smile".

   I see only two possible outcome .. Either choose to work 8-9 hours everyday for whole life in some company or take some risk and try to do something different or if lucky enough to born like Rahul Gandhi then just chill and enjoy.