unemployed WHY??

Question

I ve completed a Bachelors Degreee in computer engineering from a good institute in PUNE.... UNIVERSITY

ive been looking fora JOB since july aint got 1

I am good in technical logic aptitude etc...........,
and skills like c,JAVA,java swing(gui design tools) and the works

still no jobs????

and indian IT is booming

MY ARZZZ IT IS.....???

im attractive, and have excellent interpersonal skills,

have cracked a placement interview in a BPO and for an IT company,
i have a placement but its taking like till december for me to be given a Date of joining.. and hence im trying off campus jobs i passed out in june 2007,

and thye just wont hire/??
im good at my stuff.. im top brass so skill n presentation is not an issue

IM SITUATED IN
PUNE,MAHARASHTRA , INDIA

Answer 1

It is always hard to land a first job, contact everyone you know to ask if the hear of any opening to let you know.
Also have someone else review your resume. If it is written like this post you won't get interviews for simple things like no space after commas and using the word aint with out even an apostrophe. A poorly written resume means you didn't care about quality, nobody wants a programmer who doesn't care about quality.

Answer 2

It may be your interview skills.
It may be there is too much competition in your area for the same type job.
A degree doesn't get a job, a degree and experience usually account for more.

So, really practice and brush up on looking good, appearing competent and eager and buy a book on tough interview questions and see if you are failing any.
Call one of the companies back and ask if they could give you feedback on why you didn't get the job. Tell them you are wanting to learn from the experience.
Look beyond your comfort zone; are you trying for 1 type of job, or any that fit a certain criteria? expand your horizons a bit.
And, finally, it may be that there are too many of you there. Look for jobs with the government (e.g. jobsusa) with the military (as a civilian) too.
And maybe a different area might help.

Answer 3

Think about it, if YOU were an IT employer with a position to fill, and you had two equally qualified applicants, who would you give the job to? You? Or the equally qualified person with some job experience?

Go take ANY job for 6 months, and excel at it. Then try again...

Best wishes..

Answer 4

If you are good at it, go into consulting. Many companies pay top dollar for consultants who can get the job done fast without having to hire a ft employee. I did consulting before I landing an ft job. It paid the bills and kept up my chops.

Answer 5

Try an employment agency that specifically specializes in IT placements. Take any position they place you at. After you have completed the assignment, get choosy.