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Question Posted Tuesday November 8 2005, 3:30 am

I have 6yrs of IT exp in java, j2ee etc.
I wanna do a job shift.Can i get a good job in india or elsewhere for my experience


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Kida answered Tuesday November 8 2005, 9:40 am:
Well i think you can because nowadays its the experience that counts

if you have like 6 years experience well thats alot

it would be helpful where in particular you want

i know someone in india doing a great job simialr to what you are doing but they didnt have 6 years so if he can do it you can

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