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This is how Software Engineers jump from company to company!!



Via: Vinay

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  1. Anonymous15 September, 2005 12:19

    Is it only S/w Engineers?
    How about BPO jobs?

    Call center
    Transcription
    Data entry.
    Backoffice works

    Even renowned VPs and CEOs skip.

    This is not the problem of the guys. This is the problem of the set up.

    See the picture ..

    It clearly shows how the company set up is like... It has no base .. No support. It stands in the air.

    How will a person not like to survive?

    If at all an employee stays with the company, it means he stays there to take a rest, dfntly knowing that the company has no strong base. He will be ready to take off at any time.

    Good examples are in news daily.


    (P.S: Nice to see you active in blogging)

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  2. Anonymous15 September, 2005 14:33

    Whatever, I always forget/not bothered to see what's happening in my backyard!!!!

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  3. Anonymous16 September, 2005 11:26

    The most funniest part here is the Company. Think of the Co's policies .. it keeps hiring because of constant attrition. It seems not to have worked on it. Just only because the company itself is new to the unstabilized IT/ITES/BPO industries

    Who is to be blamed?

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