Vishnu Era Issue 10
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BVRICE<br />
alumni<br />
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Kaliprasada Raju Rudraraju<br />
Alumni of B.V.RAJU COLELGE ,MCA 2003 Passed out<br />
CURRENT POSITION: Technical Lead – Engineering,<br />
Pegasystems Worldwide India Pvt. Limited<br />
(Subsidiary of Pegasystems Inc.)<br />
A QUARTERLY NEWS PUBLICATION FROM SRI VISHNU EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY<br />
Bhaarata Vidya Sibiram<br />
SUCCESS PATH<br />
I present myself to all <strong>Vishnu</strong> family feathers of<br />
my alma mater, BVRICE, as Kaliprasada Raju<br />
Rudraraju. I am proud to say that I am an MCA<br />
student passed out in 2003 and more proud to<br />
claim that I am one of the eye catchers in my<br />
batch. Hailing from a poor family, I sailed a<br />
hardship during student life which made me<br />
realize the necessity of uplifting measures in<br />
the latter part of my growth. As a Technical<br />
Lead (Engineering) for Pegasystems<br />
Worldwide India Pvt. Limited (Subsidiary of<br />
Pegasystems Inc.), I look after most<br />
prestigious projects. My earlier assignments<br />
were with Honeywell as Architect–<br />
Configuration Management, Siemens and<br />
Ness Technologies as Manager- Technical<br />
Services, but no regrets anywhere. I am as just<br />
I am, of course, more experienced but still<br />
young. I am very happy to know that our<br />
<strong>Vishnu</strong> Educational Society is bringing out a<br />
quarterly news magazine, <strong>Vishnu</strong> <strong>Era</strong>, and I<br />
wish to utilize this platform to share my as well<br />
as recruiters' views on IT job aspirants. The Six<br />
skill set that are normally expected by the<br />
recruiters includes Basic Subject knowledge,<br />
Technical knowhow, Hard work, Commitment,<br />
Communication Skills and above all Right<br />
Attitude. Here I am trying to emphasize these<br />
aspects to the best of my knowledge.<br />
BASIC SUBJECT KNOWLEDGE<br />
The recruiters expect strong basics in all the<br />
subjects that are a part of the curriculum of the<br />
aspirants. But it is mostly found that some of<br />
the students are inclined to get detailed<br />
knowledge in one or two subjects (which are<br />
interesting to them) and give less priority to<br />
others. It is essential for all new comers that<br />
they must be having minimum basics in all the<br />
subjects learnt.<br />
TECHNICAL KNOWHOW<br />
The aspirants are good at some of the<br />
concepts of a programming language and<br />
writing programs, but they do not try to get<br />
decent implementation level knowledge. They<br />
do not think much from the applications point<br />
of view. But, from the aspirants the recruiters<br />
expect basic programming skills, good logical<br />
thinking ability and analyzing the problem<br />
from all angles.<br />
HARDWORK<br />
Patience and Persistence are much required<br />
from the fresh graduate point of view. There<br />
come honesty and loyalty if you have this<br />
virtue of hard work. Instead, some of them are<br />
not ready to put those extra hours required and<br />
go beyond the scope. This has to be practiced<br />
as much as possible to make it almost like a<br />
habit.<br />
COMMITMENT<br />
Choosing career in software industry should<br />
be like a real goal to the candidates and with<br />
passion they have to dream about shaping<br />
their future in this world. The hard work,<br />
persistence and vision to a career are very<br />
important when you start your journey. But<br />
some of the students come by accident into<br />
this field and struggle a lot to find the balance<br />
between work and satisfaction. So they need<br />
to be very clear and be ready to put the effort<br />
that is required to reach heights.<br />
COMMUNICATION SKILLS<br />
Missing clarity and a bit indecisive while<br />
giving answers to the point are the two major<br />
hurdles our fresh graduates are facing. At<br />
times they are trying to impress too much (this<br />
will become negative point most of the times)<br />
by thinking that if we talk more and at length,<br />
that would be considered as great skill. This is<br />
totally wrong. In fact, the recruiters look for<br />
clear and crisp presentation. Rather, how<br />
confident you are while speaking and how you<br />
are able to put across your views is more<br />
significant. Answering to the point (not more<br />
and not less) is really an excellent good quality.<br />
RIGHT ATTITUDE<br />
Some of the aspirants do not carry the right<br />
attitude and this will create a negative<br />
impression. Some of them don't take the<br />
things with open mind and can't think from<br />
broader perspective. Thinking out of the box is<br />
the need of the hour. Positive and inspirational<br />
voice culture attracts every one. You should try<br />
to be role a model and guide who can motivate<br />
and show the path to others. No scope for<br />
selfishness and silo style of work ethics.<br />
MY HUMBLE SUGGESTION TO FRESH<br />
GRADUATES<br />
Get your fundamentals/basics right and come<br />
to the battle field like an unbeatable warrior<br />
with a very positive mind set and energy levels.<br />
Possess good logical and reasoning ability<br />
with smart/creative ways to propose solutions<br />
to a problem. Try to be confident and clear in<br />
your communication. Show good attitude and<br />
nice gestures during all your interactions with<br />
others. Hard work, dedication, commitment<br />
and career planning are must to succeed in<br />
this industry.<br />
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BHAARATA VIDYA SIBIRAM is a program to reminisce our tradition. This program was held from<br />
21.06.2015 to 25.07.2015. This was organized by Dr. Prasad Jayanti, James Frank Family Professor of<br />
Computer Science, Dartmouth College, U.S.A. He was assisted by his wife Aparna Jayanti. Thirty<br />
students of computer science back ground out of 86 students were selected by a pre-written<br />
examination conducted by this organization. These students were trained in the following concepts:<br />
Sanathana Darmas, Sanskrit Slokas, traditional attires and their significance in our lives.<br />
Acquiring knowledge through games.<br />
Up gradation of English Communication Skills<br />
Data structures and algorithms in JAVA<br />
Ÿ Volunteer work in rural areas of Bhimavaram, identifying the problems of that villages and their root<br />
cause and discussing the solutions<br />
Guest Lecture<br />
Dr. M. Kalyani, Assistant Professor of English and Soft Skills, KITS, Huzirabad, Karimnagar delivered a lecture<br />
to final year B.Sc, and B.Com. students on 09.09.2015. The students were taught how to face interviews, how<br />
to maintain body language etc. It was an inspiring discourse and motivated the students.<br />
Hardwork Pays Off !!<br />
Coming from a rural background and achieving something that only a few could imagine is really a matter of<br />
pride. This is true for Ms Sri Ramya of BVRICE. It is believed that only an engineering student can get into a Big<br />
Multinational company. But Sri Ramya proved it otherwise. Completing her graduation with MEC, she got<br />
selected to one of most valuable companies of the world SAP. Congratulations!!.