I am recent graduate with no experience and i am very hopeless at this moment as i am not getting positive responses from comapnies end and i am trying very hard to get into IT sector but nothing is going in my favour.

I am recent graduate with no experience and i am very hopeless at this moment as i am not getting positive responses from comapnies end and i am trying very hard to get into IT sector but nothing is going in my favour.

Can anyone please help me to land into a job.

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  1. Anonymous

    Focus on finding an internship. It could lead to a full time position, if not, at least you are getting some experience.

  2. Anonymous

    Volunteer for non-profit organizations in your area. I've been shutout of tech for a few years. Try to read all you can about emotionally intelligence. Feel your feelings but move on.

  3. Anonymous

    Earn basic certifications, look into internships, leverage your university's alumni groups, find out what the university's career center offers that might help.

    Right now the Tech industry has suffered one of its hardest years in layoffs and the market is struggling so much of what you are experiencing has little to do with you. Keep plugging away and networking and try and keep positive.

  4. Beverly Baron

    Do some volunteer work and get some experience. Impress the management team and they may either hire you or recommend you to suitable places.

  5. Anonymous

    Just going to be blunt here to maybe help you get to your goals faster: No one is going to help you land a job.

    Especially on a random work community board. If your university has a placement department, they can help you but there are no guarantees. If you found a mentor through all your schooling, they can help you but there are no guarantees. People were 20 years of experience can’t find jobs right now. People with 20 years of experience who have jobs are worried about their own kids finding jobs right now.

    This is not to be mean, but for you to consider the reality that every step that needs to be taken to find a job will have to be taken by you (unless you happen to be a lucky person who has a very powerful and influential friends.)

    Good news? You have come this far so you can do it.

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