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Larsen & Toubro Infotech Limited (www.lntinfotech.com)
www.ChetanaS.com
L & T Infotech, one of the fastest growing IT Services companies, is a part of USD 12.8 billion Larsen & Toubro, India"s "Best Managed Company" with presence in engineering, manufacturing and financial services. Ranked by NASSCOM as 9th largest software & services exporter from India and among the top 20 IT BPO Employers in 2010-2011, we offer end-to-end technology solutions and services in: BFSI, Energy & petrochemicals, Manufacturing and Product engineering services (telecom).

At L&T Infotech, our horizon is filled with the promise of cutting edge offerings including end-to-end cloud computing adoption toolkit and cloud advisory services; enterprise mobility solutions and a smart access platform.

Business solutions are also provided in SAP, Oracle, infrastructure management, testing, domain services, BIDW, legacy modernization, applications outsourcing, architecture consulting, enterprise integration, SOA, systems integration, PLM, SaaS; in addition to offering thought partnership-driven value to our clients.

(Freshers) Urgent Requirement for Engineer Trainees-2013 Batch @ Mumbai / Pune / Chennai / Bangalore

Job Position : Engineer Trainee

Job Category : IT / Software

Job Location(s) : Mumbai / Pune / Chennai / Bangalore

Desired Education : BE/BTech/ME/MTech/MCA

Desired Experience : 0 to 11 Months

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Job Description :
# We have excellent opportunities in our organization & invite you to be a part of an exciting growth phase with us.
# Job Title : Engineer Trainee
# Location : Mumbai/Pune/Chennai/Bangalore
# Education : BE/BTech/ME/MTech/MCA
# Year of Passing : 2013
# Experience : 0-11 months

Eligibility Criteria :

Percentage and Backlog Criteria:
# Should have scored 60% and above throughout the academics.
# Not more than 4 Reattempts/ ATKTs/ Backlogs/ Arrears during graduation with the passing certificate/ degree stating first class and No ATKTs/ Backlogs/ Arrears in last year of your graduation.
# No ATKTs/ Backlogs/ Arrears backlogs in Post-Graduation
# NOTE: Every re-attempt will be treated as an Arrear/ ATKT/Backlog.

Academic Gap:
# Not more than 1 year of gap in the entire academic career i.e. only between any two courses.

Age Criteria:
# For BE/BTech Candidates : Not more than 24 years as on 1-July-2013.
# For MCA/ME/Mtech : Not more than 26 years as on 1-July-2013.

If you are meeting our above mentioned eligibility criteria, kindly revert to this mail with your detailed RESUME along with the below mandatory details:
# Education Details with year of passing and passing percentages of all semesters and no of backlogs/arrears
# Duration and reason of your academic gap
# Date of Birth/Age
# Current Location
# Preferred job location
# Details of any additional certification courses you have done (Certification name, Institute, course duration)
# Work Experience details
# Have you been interviewed by L&T Infotech Ltd earlier (if Yes when):

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We all know the role a Group Discussion plays to get a job in present generation, Group Discussion evaluates whether the candidate has certain personality traits and skills that is befitting for a manager.
So we know how we should deal with the GD topic, how to prepare for a GD and the correct etiquette to adopt while participating in a GD. Insipte of all this, we do commit some fatal mistakes. These mistakes may seem insignificant to us, but they are very important in the corporate life. For example, how we speak/ treat others may seem natural to us, but may be interpreted as arrogance by the panelists. This is something that is innate in our character and no amount of training can fix it, except our personal efforts. Let’s start by identifying the common mistakes that we make in the course of a Group Discussion. 

Common Mistakes in a Group Discussion (GD)
  • Outburst of emotions or anger
  • Talking too much
  • Egotism or showing off – fake figures and information
  • Grabbing Attention (most of it arises from the desire to be the first, and hence acts in the wrong way)
  • Nervousness

Things to Do during a Group Discussion (GD)
  • Speak pleasantly and politely to the group
  • Respect and recognize the contribution of every member (and show it with a nod or a smile!)
  • Agree and acknowledge whatever you find interesting
  • Disagree politely because it’s a discussion and not an argument! Be firm but gracious
  • Do a mental revision of what you are going to say. Think of how you can best answer the question or contribute to the topic
  • Stick to the theme of discussion and not wander into other discussion / irrelevant information
  • Follow GD etiquettes, when speaking

Things to NOT DO during a Group Discussion
  • Lose your temper. It’s a GD, not an argument
  • Shout. No one is deaf there, so use a moderate tone and a medium pitch
  • Gestures like finger pointing and table thumping can appear aggressive, so limit your body gestures
  • Dominate the discussion. Confident speakers should allow the quieter, a chance to speak up/ contribute
  • Draw too much on personal experience or anecdote
  • Interrupt when someone else is speaking. Wait for a speaker to finish before you speak.

Important Points to Remember in a GD
  • Communication skills – listen and then talk, be precise and clear and let others speak
  • Knowledge and ideas – read consistently, knowledge will make you confident and convincing
  • Capability to co-ordinate and lead – display tactics, skill; have knowledge and understanding on varied topics and motivate & influence others
  • Exchange of thoughts – listen first, articulate well, lead the discussion and treat every member with respect
  • Addressing the group as a whole – dress conservatively, use formal and simple language to address the group and maintain group discussion etiquette
  • Thorough preparations – read voraciously, so that your thoughts come to you naturally

Dos of participating in a GD:

  • Listen to the subject carefully
  • Put down your thoughts on a paper
  • Initiate the discussion if you know the subject well
  • Listen to others if you don’t know the subject
  • Support you point with some facts and figures
  • Make short contribution of 25-30 seconds 3-4 times
  • Give others a chance to speak
  • Speak politely and pleasantly. Respect contribution from other members. 
  • Disagree politely and agree with what is right. 
  • Summarize the discussion if the group has not reached a conclusion. 

Don’ts of participating in a Group Discussion 

  • Initiate the discussion if you do not have sufficient knowledge about the given topic.
  • Over speak, intervene and snatch other’s chance to speak.
  • Argue and shout during the GD
  • Look at the evaluators or a particular group member
  • Talk irrelevant things and distract the discussion
  • Pose negative body gestures like touching the nose, leaning back on the chair, knocking the table with a pen etc.
  • Mention erratic statistics.
  • Display low self confidence with shaky voice and trembling hands.
  • Try to dominate the discussion
  • Put others in an embarrassing situation by asking them to speak if they don’t want.
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  2. data is loaded into RAM from HDD
  3. repeated instructions are loaded into CACHE
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