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From: evergreenyellow_20008 on 8 Aug 2010 11:24
i searched a job in sql server but i got a job as data analyst in one bpo.
The work was like just copying and pasting the sql queries.

I want to know is this IT related job or a bpo related. Does data analyst
having any scope in IT companies

Please help me out asap

can anybody please tell me is there any possibility to enter in IT field with
this experience

From: Dan Guzman on 8 Aug 2010 14:23
> i searched a job in sql server but i got a job as data analyst in one bpo.
> The work was like just copying and pasting the sql queries.
>
> I want to know is this IT related job or a bpo related. Does data analyst
> having any scope in IT companies

This looks to me to be more BPO related. I wouldn't consider copy/pasting
queries an IT job, unless it was part of larger responsibilities, such as
QA.

"Data Analyst" is just a title and can mean many different things. In the
context of IT, responsibilities might include data modeling, database
documentation or decision support.


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Hope this helps.

Dan Guzman
SQL Server MVP
http://weblogs.sqlteam.com/dang/


From: Jabran on 8 Aug 2010 23:45
To break into the IT field, you must have solid SQL skills. I have been in
the industry over 12 years now and recently started training fresh graduates
to break into the IT field as expert SQL Server developers.

To get your first real IT job, you must focus on developing your skil lset in
one IT area. If you are trying to get that job working with SQL server,
1) You must at least have an undergrad degree. Enrolling in a Masters program
in IT would be even better.
2) Look at all the job posting out there (Monster/Dice etc.)and get a sense
of all the common requirements in those postings
2) Research those topics and make sure you are up to speed on related topics
3) Make sure your resume reflects your knowledge of those topics
4) Have your resume reviewed by someone in the field....I can review your
resume (free of charge)
5) Practice the interview questions. Practice until you are so good, no one
can turn you down.
6) Take the Microsoft cert exam...it looks good on a resume.



evergreenyellow_20008 wrote:
>i searched a job in sql server but i got a job as data analyst in one bpo.
>The work was like just copying and pasting the sql queries.
>
>I want to know is this IT related job or a bpo related. Does data analyst
>having any scope in IT companies
>
>Please help me out asap
>
>can anybody please tell me is there any possibility to enter in IT field with
>this experience

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