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Company : ANDHRA PRADESH PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION (APPSC)
Website : www.apspsc.gov.in
Education : Engineers
Experience : Check Details
Location : Andhra Pradesh
Website : www.apspsc.gov.in
Education : Engineers
Experience : Check Details
Location : Andhra Pradesh
ANDHRA PRADESH PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
HYDERABAD
HYDERABAD
SUPPLEMENTAL NOTIFICATION NO. 41/2011 to NOTIFICATION NO.31/2011
Recruitment to the post of Assistant Executive Engineers in various Engineering Services.
01. Assistant Executive Engineers (Civil) in I & CAD Engineering Service : 1170 Posts
02. Assistant Executive Engineers (Mechanical) in I & CAD Engineering Service : 130 Posts
03. Assistant Executive Engineers (Civil) in R & B Engineering Service : 374 Posts
04. Assistant Executive Engineers (Electrical) in R & B Engineering Service : 24 Posts
05. Assistant Executive Engineers in Panchayat Raj in Civil / Mechanical Branches Engineering Service : 214 Posts
06. Assistant Executive Engineers in Tribal Welfare Engineering Service in Civil /Mechanical Engineering Branch : 14 Posts
07. Assistant Executive Engineers (Civil) in RWS & S Engineering Service: 536 Posts
08. Assistant Executive Engineers (Civil / Mechanical)in Public Health and Municipal Engineering Service : 94 Posts
09. Senior Architectural Assistant (AEE CADRE) Architectural Engineering Branch in R & B Engineering Service : 08 Posts
Age : Minimum 18 years & Maximum 36* years as on 01/07/2011
Fee : Each applicant must pay Rs. 100/-
Selection Procedure : THE SELECTION OF CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE POSTS WILL BE MADE BY WRITTEN EXAMINATION (OBJECTIVE TYPE) FOR ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES.
Apply Details :
Recruitment applications are invited On-line through the proforma Application to be made available on website www.apspsc.gov.in from24.04.2012 to 23.05.2012 (Note: 21.05.2012 is the last date for payment of fee).
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Sunday, April 22, 2012
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| Company | : | INTEL INDIA |
| Job Location | : | Bangalore |
| Job Posted | : | 27/03/2012 |
| Job End Date | : | |
| Position | : | Platform Apps Engg Intern |
| Job Description | : |
Company : Intel Technology India Pvt Ltd
Website : www.intel.com Education : Any Graduate /PG Experience : 0-1 Years Location : Bangalore
Intel’s India Development Center focuses on creating innovative products that advance the next generation of technology. Intel with its strong technology heritage, provides an opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology, pushing the boundaries of innovation and transforming the way people live and work.
Platform Apps Engg Intern - 616997
Job Description :
Responsibilities may be quite diverse of an exempt technical nature. U.S. experience and education requirements will vary significantly depending on the unique needs of the job. Job assignments are usually for the summer or for short periods during breaks from school.
Desired Profile :
You must be currently enrolled in a Master’s program of an accredited university majoring in an engineering or related field.
Additional qualifications include:
- Available full time from June/July 2012 for 12 month internship
- Nine month internship also possible
- Knowledge of Intel architecture and competency with computer technology would be an added advantage
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Freshers (Software Test Engineer)
To be a team member of software testing project teams working on software products of clients based in US/UK/Cananda. No Previous experience required. Keywords: Software testing Company Profile ZenQA is a pure-play software testing company. We provide product release testing services to our clients in the US, UK and Canada. The range of our testing services include Functional, Regression, Load, Compatibility, and Whitebox testing. Contact Details Company Name: ZenQA Pvt Ltd Email Address: tejobs@zenqa.com Reference ID: TE0510 How to Apply - Follow these 2 steps to apply for this job - Step 1: First Create Your Account Step 2: After completing step 1, Click Here www.FirstSalary.com...
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McAfee Software India Pvt Ltd (www.mcafee.com)
http://www.ChetanaS.org
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McAfee, the world leader in intrusion prevention and security risk management, proactively secures systems and networks, worldwide. Their unmatched security expertise, focus on manageability, and proven ability to successfully prevent attacks are the reasons why McAfee is the security solution of choice worldover.
QA Engineer
http://www.ChetanaS.org
Eligibility :
- BE/B.Tech from 2011/10 Batch (preferably CS/IT/IS)
- Good pH Score
- Good academic record (70% throughout)
Job Description :
• As a QA Engineer at Mcafee, you will be involved in understanding the entire software development process and how it fits into the business approach and the goals of the organization.
• Its like playing a devil’s advocate where in you must understand the problems that end users can encounter in order to test software.
Salary : Rs.525000/-
Event Date : 25th April 2012
Last Date : 23rd April 2012
Job Location : Bangalore
Note: Locations are subject to change.
Experience Required : Fresher
http://www.ChetanaS.org
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· Its a National level aptitude test which measures potential rather than attainment. It does not evaluate ability to remember formulae as all formulae are provided in the question paper (to emulate real world situation where in an employee always has access to Google.com)
· Pioneered and till date the only test in the world to implement Rational Negative marking. There is no negative marking for 25% wrong answers out total of attempted. e.g.: If you attempt 16 questions you will NOT be penalized till 4 incorrect answers. After that negative marking varies between 25% to 50% in accordance with increase in incorrect answers. This ensures that pure guess maker do not get high marks. Also, closeness to correct option results in less penalization.
· Score Validity of 2 years.
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Saturday, April 21, 2012
13 Things You Can Do Right Now to Avoid a Lifetime of Regrets
It is better to look ahead and prepare than to look back and regret” ~ Jackie Joyner-Kersee, US athlete
Do you have regrets about anything you’ve done?
Have you ever regretted not doing something?
Those things you did or didn’t do. Those words you did or didn’t say.
Many of us have experienced the feeling of regret in our lives.
I know I have.
I would find myself replaying in my mind all those things I really wish I’d said or done at the time, but let slip by. I’d ask myself: “If only I’d …” and “What if I’d …”. It’s always a pointless, frustrating, and thoroughly depressing way to think.
Now, I’ve come to realize that regrets are a total waste of time.
When you constantly look back at what you should – or shouldn’t – have done, you’re never happy with what you actually did achieve. You’ll be forever haunted by disappointment. You’ll mourn for what might’ve been, rather than celebrating what you have now.
Regrets keep you imprisoned in the past, stuck firmly in situations you can’t change. No matter how much you desperately want the outcome to be different, history can’t be re-written.
Instead, I’ve been learning (and still am) how to have as few regrets as possible. What follows are some tips which help me. I hope you find them useful too.
1. Choose to reject regret
Having regrets is a choice we make. You can stay focussed on how you did or didn’t act yesterday and let it affect you in a negative way today. This mindset holds you back. Alternatively, you can look ahead and use what has already happened to influence your future decisions. This attitude pushes you onwards. I choose not to dwell on regrets. Do you?
2. Change your outlook
When I fail at something, it’s ok because I use the failure to learn what went wrong and apply these lessons the next time I try. If I miss an opportunity, it’s fine because the circumstances obviously weren’t right for me at that precise moment. I believe that more suitable opportunities will come around again. Try consciously viewing things from a positive, forward-thinking perspective and you’ll stay less stuck in the past with your regrets.
3. Be true to yourself
Are you nervous at the thought of being yourself? Many people worry needlessly over what others will think and say about them. They live according to what others expect, just so they don’t lose face or go down in their estimations. Unfortunately, this also stops us from doing what we want for ourselves. Start making decisions based on what the ‘real you’ needs, not the persona you’ve created for everyone else’s eyes. You’ll have fewer regrets if you’re true to yourself in every part of your life.
4. Do what’s right for you
To avoid having regrets, always make the final decision based on your own best interests. I’m not talking about being selfish in a nasty way but, rather, that you fully value yourself in everything you do. By all means, listen to the views of people you trust. Take into account their advice and opinions as you weigh up the pros and cons of a situation. But, ultimately it’s you who has to live with the consequences of whatever you decide to do.
5. Aim for high standards
What you stand for is important – the values and ethics that guide you. Never betray your integrity or compromise your personal moral code in anything you do. More than likely, you’ll lose the respect of those around you if you ignore your own principles. Indeed, you’ll almost certainly lose your self-respect and that can be extremely difficult to deal with. Knowing that you acted with a clear conscience is a lot easier to deal with than behaving in an unscrupulous manner.
6. Follow the best course of action
Have you ever looked back at a situation and wished you hadn’t taken the easy way out? The temptation is to settle for the option that gives us the least hassle or the one that saves the most time. But, often that isn’t what’s best for us. The things worth having the most usually involve the greatest effort on our part. For our sense of achievement, it’s a good idea to stretch and challenge ourselves occasionally. Take a few risks, climb some metaphorical mountains, push your limits. You don’t want to feel the pang of regret that you never got anywhere because you didn’t at least try.
7. Follow your dreams
What’s your dream? It might be to do with work: maybe you want to find a job you love; become a freelancer; set up your own business, or switch careers. Or it could be you’d like to travel; or write your first book, or something equally special. We all have dreams – some are big and ambitious, while others are small and more realistic. No matter … go after it. Research what practical steps you must take to turn the fluffy dream into a concrete reality. Be prepared to be in it for the long-term as success rarely happens overnight. Persevere. It’s heartbreaking when you give up on a dream. It’s an even bigger tragedy when you don’t give it a proper shot.
8. Treasure your good health
Being fit and well is a true blessing that most folk don’t fully appreciate until they lose it. My dad suffered a major stroke that left him disabled, unable to walk without a stick. What was his biggest regret? Not making the most of the years when he was healthy, he said. Think about all the stuff you would be forced to miss out on without good health. For me recently, I spent a few weeks out of action in hospital and felt very frustrated at being limited in what I could do. Squeeze every drop of benefit from being fit and well, right now while you can. The day will arrive – sooner or later – when you’ll need to slow down. You might end up wishing you’d done a lot more while you were able.
9. Trust your intuition
How many times have you looked back at a choice you made and thought: “I should have gone with my gut feeling”? We’ve all got a natural instinct about whether or not something is right for us. Start paying attention to this inner voice. Trust what your intuition is telling you. If you have a bad feeling about a situation, be cautious about your next step. Of course, you might still get it wrong after going with your gut instinct. But, at least, you’ll learn and fine tune how you react in the future. When events don’t turn out exactly the way you’d hoped for, avoid falling into the self-blame trap: you did what you judged to be right for you at the time. Try to accept that fact and don’t beat yourself up for getting it wrong. No one can predict the future, not even you.
10. Find your ideal work/ life balance
Unless you’re careful, work can have a negative impact on the rest of your life. You put in extra hours, stay late at the office, or bring the job back with you through the front door. Even when you’re self-employed or work at home, it’s important to have a divide that protects your social life. If you don’t, pretty soon work pressures will eat into the quality time you spend with others. Having a strong work ethic is great, but not when it’s at the expense of your health or relationships. You won’t ever be able to recover those precious moments you missed out on with family and friends because you were too busy.
11. Express yourself freely
Too many of us aren’t comfortable in sharing our feelings with others. We try to keep the peace by pushing our emotions to one side, bottling them up until they explode during an argument or, worse, until the resentment we hold inside makes us ill. On the opposite side, telling people how much they mean to us is often just as awkward. Words are left unsaid. We end up desperately wishing that we’d spoken up sooner. Instead of hiding what you really want to say, practice how to express yourself more freely. Be positive, diplomatic and constructive while putting your points across. This spirit of openness will either make or break the relationship. Sometimes, you have to let go of the unhealthy ones before they do any more damage.
Treasure the love you receive above all. It will survive long after your good health has vanished.” ~ Og Mandino, American essayist
12. Put relationships first
Having a pile of money, flash cars and the latest gadgets is all well and good, but these have a temporary value. After all, it’s possible to buy newer and shinier replacements for the old ones. But, it’s much more difficult – impossible even – to replace a loving relationship or a wonderful friendship once they’ve gone. Material things come and go, but it’s our deep bonds with other people that really matter the most. We become so busy and pre-occupied with our own lives, that we let once-great friendships wither and die due to neglect. Take a moment to remember all the friends you’ve let drift away simply because you lost touch. Sad, isn’t it? Cherish those relationships you have just now. Build lasting friendships. Devote as much of your energy and time as you can to the folk closest to you. Above all – never take your loved ones for granted.
13. Enjoy life!
Have you given up on being happy and settled for merely getting by? Many people don’t allow themselves to experience joy. Ease up on worrying – it never solves anything. Worry is like a huge weight on your back, dragging you down. Laugh loudly and be silly. Explore what true happiness actually is for you, rather than accepting a pale imitation. The biggest regret you can have is not enjoying your life to the full when you had the chance.
Regrets are a natural response to what’s happened to us in the past. Let them go. You can’t change what’s already been. But you can choose how you act from now on so you have as few regrets as possible in the future.
How do you deal with regrets?
Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments section below. I’d love to hear from you.
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