Hone your "soft" skills:

If you are good at technical jobs, it doesn’t mean that you will get hired by an IT company. You need to have some soft skills to enter a company where technical knowledge alone is not enough. Soft skills include interpersonal skills, effective communication, teamwork, leadership, and problem solving and negotiation skills.

Soft skills are nontechnical that makes you employable. Take up as many interviews as you can. For those who recently came out of the colleges it is more necessary to have a good attitude than to have experience.

Gain practical experience in your discipline:

Experience along with desirable attitude is a special benefit for the students who have completed their studies recently. IT companies usually restore some positions only for experienced graduates that you will get through an internship.

If you have not done an internship you might need a strong portfolio for yourself to standout as a unique personality. The best way to learn and prepare yourself for a job in IT sector is to get training in real-world set-up using the systems employed in the business world.

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