[placementmantra]TCS Walk-in on July 1, 2012 at Mumbai & Pune – Tata Consultancy Services IT Walkin for Java Unix SAP Oracle Siebel Professionals,fresheres job

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TCS Walk-in on July 1, 2012 at Mumbai & Pune – Tata Consultancy Services IT Walkin for Java Unix SAP Oracle Siebel Professionals

Naukri.com in collaboration with Tata Consultancy Services Limited invites you for a walk-in interview at Mumbai and Pune on 01 July 2012

POSITIONS: Tata Consultancy Services Limited (TCSL), are currently looking for Team Members / Team Leaders / Project Leaders / Project Managers with 3-7 years of relevant IT experience for their solutions / delivery centres at TCS Mumbai

SKILL SET:
Web Technology – Java, Unix, Struts, Springs and Hibernate
CRM – Siebel CRM and EAI
IT Infrastructure Services – Siebel Administration
SAP – BI
Business Intelligence – Cognos
Business Intelligence – Informatica
Business Intelligence – OBIEE
Manufacturing / SCM
Oracle Apps – Functional – Finance
Oracle Apps – Technical – Finance

Who is Eligible :
1. Full Time Graduates / Post Graduates in: BE / BTech / ME / MTech / MSc / MCA / MCM / MS CA / ICWA / MBA PGDIT
(2 years full time and approved by AICTE)
2. Special consideration will be given to B.Sc. / BCA / Diploma holders with 3 years of relevant functional / technical experience, subject to minimum reduction in experience, as per current TCS policy
3. Consistent academic records Class X onwards (Minimum 50%)
4. Candidates interviewed by us in the last 6 months are not eligible

Bangalore – Microland – Fresher,palcement recruinment in bangalore...requirement..

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Education:(UG – Any Graduate – Any Specialization) OR (PG – Any PG Course – Any Specialization, Post Graduation Not Required)
•Bachelors Degree / Diploma Eng. Those with a diploma in computers from a reputed training institute will be preferred
•Good interpersonal and chat related communication skills will be preferred.
•Good written Grammar (Conversation Flow and sentence construction)
•Reading, comprehension and responding skills based on the International Language Proficiency Rating System
•Strong customer service skills: reasoning and problem-solving skills
•Aptitude and ability to grasp
•Team player
•Confident and should have a positive attitude
•Self motivated, proactive and uses initiative for process improvements
•Ability to accept direction and suggestion for personal development

Contact :
Spoorthi/ Karthik
8861065516/9739886229
Venue:
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RMZ Ecospace
Outer ring road
Bellandur
Time :: 11.30am- 4.00pm

RBI(Reserve Bank of India): has put the pressure back where it should be: Jim Walker, Asianomics

The Reserve Bank of India's move to keep policy rates unchanged last week demonstrates why it is labeled as Asia's best central bank, said Jim Walker, managing director of Hong Kong-based Asianomics.

In an interview with ET, Walker, who is known for accurately forecasting the US slump in 2008, said India is a good trading bet now but it is not a fundamental buy as he is yet to see concrete evidence of the government getting serious about addressing its fiscal deficit and the overall debt.

Edited excerpts:

The favourable Greek election result does not seem to have eased concerns among investors going by the way the market is attacking Spain. What are your thoughts?

The Greek election result did not reduce uncertainty (it would almost have been better if the leftists had won and a Greek exit all but assured).

Instead, there will now be a Greek coalition which will have difficulty in agreeing over anything, but which must attempt to re-negotiate the terms of the bailout.

This will be watched very closely by Ireland and Portugal which will also want to benefit from any easier terms offered to Greece.

That leaves the political mess worse, not better. As for Spain, again, the Greek election makes no difference here.

Spain has a bust banking system because it is so closely related to a bust property market. The last plan was to bail out Spanish banks - through lending to the Spanish government - to the tune of 100 billion euros.

That would have increased sovereign debt by 10% of GDP but why would anyone think that 100 billion euros was enough? Spain's GDP is just over 1 trillion euros. Its corporate debt-to-GDP is 193% while its household debt-to-GDP is 91%, which is 284% altogether.

Even if just 10% of that is bad it would require 284 billion euros to support the Spanish banks. The reason the markets have not settled is that they now recognise how big the problem is.

There is a feeling in the market that the eurozone break-up is inevitable. Do you agree?

Yes. It is the only quick way to get growth up and running again in the peripheral European economies. Their currencies have to devalue.

Large chunks of wealth have to be wiped out and huge swathes of debt have to be defaulted on.

That is the only way to solve the problem quickly - economic growth would move into the 5-10% range within 18 months (of course, after the GDP has fallen by around 25%).

The alternative is to do what the Europeans are currently trying to do - adjust a misallocated system via depression and deflation.

The problem there is that it takes many years to adjust in this way which means many elections that might end up overturning the whole process.

The US economy is showing signs of faltering with jobs data showing a downward trend as you predicted earlier this year. What are the chances of a QE3? Will this be enough to revive growth?

The QE programmes have done nothing for growth or even addressed the core problem. There is still too much leverage in the system and economic growth will be subdued until people and companies feel happier about their balance sheets.

The US monetary policy just ensures that the process will be more like Japan's than the experience of the Asian Crisis in 1997-98.

Bear in mind that part of Bernanke's whole plan, keeping interest rates at near zero, is deeply flawed. First, it signals to business that there is no growth coming and, therefore, signals that they should not expand.

Secondly, it distorts the price of capital - which was the problem in the first place - and makes it impossible to calculate whether an investment is truly likely to make money or not. That again freezes the system.

QE3 will not help in this respect at all.

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http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/opinion/interviews/rbi-has-put-the-pressure-back-where-it-should-be-jim-walker-asianomics/articleshow/14380340.cms?intenttarget=no

Airlines in trouble : 5 biggest worries for Kingfisher Airlines,airline needs to worry

About 80 engineers have quit beleaguered Kingfisher Airlines during the past four months due to non-payment of salaries by the near-bankrupt carrier, sources said.

"Some 60-80 engineers have already quit the carrier in the last 4-5 months, as they could not sustain non-payment of salaries. And more are planning to do so," airline sources said.

Some more engineers are in the process of bidding good-bye to the carrier, they said, adding that "if the trend continues, the airline may face severe shortage of engineers".

Here are five reasons the airline needs to worry:

1. The airline is now at the bottom of the market pie with its share nose-diving to a mere 5.2 per cent in May from as high as 20 per cent last year on account of a truncated flight schedule.

2. The airline, which has not posted profit since its inception in May 2005, made a loss of Rs 1,151.5 crore in the March quarter, has debt of over Rs 7,500 crore and an equal amount of accumulated losses. The Bangalore-based carrier, which has also been defaulting on tax payments as well as bills to its vendors, has been seeking fresh bank funds since last December apart from trying to raise overseas funds unsuccessfully.

3. The airline’s shares have plummeted more than 80 per cent since the beginning of 2011, shrinking the airline's market value to just under $100 million.

4. India's plans to allow foreign airlines to invest up to 49 per cent in local carriers, which Kingfisher has lobbied hard for, has not yet to be approved, adding to its funding crisis.

Mallya has repeatedly insisted that several domestic and international investors are interested in his company, and for months the names of many foreign airlines and local tycoons have been reported as prospective "White Knights", but so far there has been much talk and no money.

5. Kingfisher needs at least $500 million immediately to keep flying, according to the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation.

If Kingfisher fails to turn the airline around, its lenders would be left to pick over the carcass in a country that does not have a formal bankruptcy process.

European aircraft maker Airbus has already accommodated Kingfisher by pushing its aircraft deliveries back in the queue.

The company would lose orders for 92 planes with a combined list price of $12 billion if Kingfisher is unable to pay up. It would also see Kingfisher's fleet enter the second-hand market.

Facebook changes users' email address,now Whats new in facebook....

MENLO PARK: Facebook has changed your email address. At least that's how many felt after a quiet but vast change in the way the company displays users' contact information.



Facebook replaced the email address users chose when they signed up and changed it to a facebook.com address. The Facebook email accounts allow users to communicate with outside email addresses via Facebook.

The changes were first pointed out by bloggers over the weekend and publicized by media outlets Monday, leading to gripes from users, usually on their Facebook pages.

The company said in a statement in April that it was "updating addresses on Facebook to make them consistent across our site."

Facebook spokeswoman Jillian Stefanki said the site is also rolling out a setting that allows people to decide which email addresses to show on their pages.

"Ever since the launch of timeline, people have had the ability to control what posts they want to show or hide on their own timelines, and today we're extending that to other information they post, starting with the Facebook address," Stefanki said in an email late Monday.