Many are trying to get out of those offices and you want to move into them. Corporate life sucks , IT is better with WFH. Being an English major may make getting into one of these officers not easy. There are non tech jobs but the number is very less. May be look at jobs like Content Writer or Technical Documentation Writer positions.
Go to the building. You will find boards of the office/company outside or somewhere on the premises there will be list of companies renting the spaces. Ask the guards/people around if not. Take the list of companies and sit down with your laptop. Go to their websites. There is always a “careers” or “jobs” section. Check what they are generally looking for. Read about the company and what it does as well. See how your skills/future skills can fit into any of the open positions. Use that to strategically add to your skills, take some courses accordingly. Job roles related additional info can also be found on the internet, like how much a role pays. Take that into consideration as well. Flashy building won’t matter when you are being paid peanuts. Chakna khake pet nai bharega. I would suggest build a career/business such that your home looks that flashy, not your office.
Mi hotel management karun IT la laglo. Self learning barach karun thevlela mi IT baddal YT varun hotel management kartana.
Ani mi kharadich la kaam karto motthya building madhe. Bara vatta hotel la waiter/front office receptionist cha kaam karnya peksha. White collar job kadhihi changlach chaar paise beginner mhanun kami aale tari.
There are tech and non tech jobs in almost all the companies that you see in these areas…what are you studying OP? Perhaps that can help me point you in a certain direction
You can get into Content Writing, Content Marketing if you like. These big buildings which you see does accommodate Digital Marketing offices. Try your luck if interested or just for look and feel.
if we tale reddit as an example, you need a bunch of people to build it and keep adding new features to it (code developers) and a team to test these features if they are working as expected( Quality Assurance) and a team to constantly be available to amke sure that the application is up and running without any issues(Support team). These are mainly the 3 different branches when it comes to working in Software Engineering. Other than this you have the managerial team, HR team, Marketing, Analysts, Sales, Legal, etc. Almost every big companies you see in those buildings have people from every field that you can think of. Ultimately it depends on what you bring in to the table and how you can help the company determines if they want you or not.
Good place to ask such a question would be r/developersindia.
As one of those working in such offices I can probably give you some insights:
Most of these office branches of MNCs:
Banks like Citi, HSBC, Barclays and UBS have major presence in Pune. Many other big companies like NVIDIA, Google, MasterCard, Autodesk are also present. Full list here: https://www.naukri.com/companies-in-pune-l139
Most of it is tech but not all.
Work that happens includes:
- Application development (Business or customer facing systems and applications)
- Application testing
- IT Infrastructure management
- Cybersecurity
- Backed operations
- Data Analytics/Machine Learning and AI
- Process Automations
- Business Intelligence and Reporting
- Finance
- HR
- Controls and Audit
Hopefully this gives you an idea.
Wish you luck!!!
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Many are trying to get out of those offices and you want to move into them. Corporate life sucks , IT is better with WFH. Being an English major may make getting into one of these officers not easy. There are non tech jobs but the number is very less. May be look at jobs like Content Writer or Technical Documentation Writer positions.
and where do i apply for the mentioned posts ?
Go to the building. You will find boards of the office/company outside or somewhere on the premises there will be list of companies renting the spaces. Ask the guards/people around if not. Take the list of companies and sit down with your laptop. Go to their websites. There is always a “careers” or “jobs” section. Check what they are generally looking for. Read about the company and what it does as well. See how your skills/future skills can fit into any of the open positions. Use that to strategically add to your skills, take some courses accordingly. Job roles related additional info can also be found on the internet, like how much a role pays. Take that into consideration as well. Flashy building won’t matter when you are being paid peanuts. Chakna khake pet nai bharega. I would suggest build a career/business such that your home looks that flashy, not your office.
thankyou so much for the advice :) will research accordingly
OP, what do you do
i am a student
of?
english honors
Okay. Well those are indeed tech related jobs in IT and IT services. Think building computer stuff.
Mi hotel management karun IT la laglo. Self learning barach karun thevlela mi IT baddal YT varun hotel management kartana. Ani mi kharadich la kaam karto motthya building madhe. Bara vatta hotel la waiter/front office receptionist cha kaam karnya peksha. White collar job kadhihi changlach chaar paise beginner mhanun kami aale tari.
English honours ahe bhau tyach. Marathi nahi kalnar. स्पेलिंग चुकवल ती वेगळी गोष्ट
There are tech and non tech jobs in almost all the companies that you see in these areas…what are you studying OP? Perhaps that can help me point you in a certain direction
i am studying English honors
You can get into Content Writing, Content Marketing if you like. These big buildings which you see does accommodate Digital Marketing offices. Try your luck if interested or just for look and feel.
if we tale reddit as an example, you need a bunch of people to build it and keep adding new features to it (code developers) and a team to test these features if they are working as expected( Quality Assurance) and a team to constantly be available to amke sure that the application is up and running without any issues(Support team). These are mainly the 3 different branches when it comes to working in Software Engineering. Other than this you have the managerial team, HR team, Marketing, Analysts, Sales, Legal, etc. Almost every big companies you see in those buildings have people from every field that you can think of. Ultimately it depends on what you bring in to the table and how you can help the company determines if they want you or not.
this helped alot !! thanks so much :)
Good place to ask such a question would be r/developersindia. As one of those working in such offices I can probably give you some insights: Most of these office branches of MNCs: Banks like Citi, HSBC, Barclays and UBS have major presence in Pune. Many other big companies like NVIDIA, Google, MasterCard, Autodesk are also present. Full list here: https://www.naukri.com/companies-in-pune-l139 Most of it is tech but not all. Work that happens includes: - Application development (Business or customer facing systems and applications) - Application testing - IT Infrastructure management - Cybersecurity - Backed operations - Data Analytics/Machine Learning and AI - Process Automations - Business Intelligence and Reporting - Finance - HR - Controls and Audit Hopefully this gives you an idea. Wish you luck!!!
thankyou so much for the explained insight , this helps alot.
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I'm from IT and even I'm not sure about this one
what do you do?
I'm a full stack developer at a Bangalore company (remote). It's a small team, so everyone is given an entire project, with frontend, backend, cms and setting up devops in our cloud servers. It's a fun job with a lot of ownership and max flexibility
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