Associate Consultant Oracle DBA in Damco Solutions P. Ltd.
July 7, 2010 by Perfectoz
Filed under Technical Jobs
Comments Off
Damco Solutions P. Ltd.
Damco Solutions is a fast growing IT Solutions and Services provider. Started in 1996, Damco has clients all round the globe and has offices in UK and USA apart from its world-class facilities in Faridabad, India.
Damco provides Onsite Consulting services, Offshore development and BPO services. Our array of services includes software development, maintenance, re-engineering, software testing, technical documentation, professional services and data management services. Our core competency lies in the development and maintenance of distributed and enterprise-wide robust applications using the latest technologies. Our vast portfolio of projects covers extensive work in the Internet and Intranet technologies, mission-critical web and enterprise n-tier applications, systems programming and BPO.
Oracle DBA
Job Description :
Associate Consultant Oracle DBA
Ability to do Installation
Patching, cloning, System Administration, Backupand Recovery, administration and monitoring with Supervision
Experience :1.5 Years to 3 Years
Job Location : Gurgaon
Position : Contract to Hire
Contact Details :
Name: Mr. Barath Dronavalli
Address:
Damco Solutions P Ltd
108, HSIDC Sector 31
FARIDABAD, India 121008
Email : barath.kumar(at)damcosoft.com
Telephone: 91-040-23550983
Recruitment of Engineering Assistants in All India Radio and Doordarshan
July 2, 2010 by Perfectoz
Filed under Government Jobs
Comments Off
File No. STI(T)/DR – EA/2010
Recruitment of Engineering Assistants in All India Radio and Doordarshan
Name of post: Engineering Assistants
No of post: 128 (SC-52, ST-32, OBC-18, UR-26)
Qualification: Three years Diploma in Radio/ Telecommunication/ Electrical/ Electronics/ Information Technology/Electrical Communication Engineering recognised by Government of India. OR Degree with Physics as one of the subjects from a recognised University. OR Degree in Engineering in the relevant field (as mentioned above for Diploma) from a recognised University OR Diploma in Sound recording and Sound Engineering awarded by Film and Television Institute of India, Pune. Desirable: Knowledge of Wireless or Radio Engineering
www.presentjobs.com
Pay Scale: Rs.9300–Rs.34800
Age Limit: 18 – 27 years
|
Applications to be submitted to |
|
| Chief Engineer (NZ), AVM, All India Radio & Doordarshan, Jam Nagar House Hutments, Shahjahan Road, New Delhi-110011 (Zone Code – 1, North Zone ) | Chief Engineer (WZ)AVM, All India Radio & Doordarshan, 101, M.K. Road, Mumbai – 400 020, (Zone Code-4, West zone) |
| Chief Engineer (SZ),AVM, All India Radio & Doordarshan, Swami Sivananda Salai, Chennai – 600 005. Zone Code-2, South Zone) | Chief Engineer (NEZ), AVM, All India Radio & Doordarshan, Dr. P. Kakoti Building, Ganesh Guri Chariali, Guwahati – Shillong Road, Guwahati – 781006. (Zone Code-5, North East Zone) |
| Chief Engineer(EZ), AVM, All India Radio & Doordarshan, 4th floor, Akashvani Bhawan, Eden garden, Kolkata -700 001. (Zone Code-3, East Zone) | |
Apply Details :
Applications should be submitted in the prescribed OMR Application Form. The application fee is Rs.100 (Rupees one hundred only) for General / OBC candidates & Rs 25 (Rupees Twenty Five) for SC/ ST/ PH / Ex-Serviceman candidates. The application form can be obtained in person or by post as per the given procedure:- (a) In person-: 1) The forms can be collected from any of the main branch of State Bank of India after depositing the required application fee in cash to the bank. In case of SC/ ST/ PH / Ex-Serviceman candidates, an attested copy of SC/ST/PH/Ex-Serviceman certificate is also required to be submitted at the bank for availing concessional application fee. The candidate shall be required to pay additional handling charges of Rs.10 (Ten) also to the bank. 2) These form can also be collected from the respective controller of Examination with a request in candidate’s own handwriting and demand draft of application fee amount (Rs. 100/- or Rs. 25 depending on the category) in favour of “Prasar Bharati(BCI)” payable at respective cities and an attested copy of SC/ST/PH/Ex-Serviceman certificate in case of candidates of these categories in support of availing concessional application fee. (b) Through post-: A request letter in candidate’s own handwriting along with self addressed envelope of size 14″ X 10″ with postal stamp of Rs.32/- duly affixed on it, Demand draft of application fee amount (Rs. 100 or Rs. 25 depending on the category) in favour of “Prasar Bharati(BCI)” payable at New Delhi and an attested copy of SC/ST/PH/Ex-Serviceman certificate in case of candidates of these categories in support of availing concessional application fee should be sent to Chief Engineer(Training), Staff Training, Institute(Technical), AIR & Doordarshan, Kingsway, Delhi-110009 during the above period. Demand Draft payable at a place other than New Delhi shall not be entertained. The name and address of the candidates should be written on the back side of demand draft. The envelope of request letter should be superscribed with “Recruitment of Engineering Assistants-2010″.
Introduction to Investing – How Do I Choose and Use a Broker?
July 2, 2010 by Perfectoz
Filed under Stock Market
Comments Off
Basics for Beginners
Full-service brokers work for large brokerage houses like Citigroup, Merrill Lynch, Smith Barney, and Morgan Stanley. All brokers will execute trades for their clients, but a full-service broker will also research various investments and give advice.
However, unless you’re very savvy about the ins and outs of investing, you won’t know whether you’re getting good advice or advice that will take money from your pocket and put it in the broker’s.
Another issue in choosing a broker is that there’s no guarantee that the broker or “Financial Consultant” is any better than you are at choosing investments.
Ideally, a full-service broker thoroughly researches various investments and keeps you up-to-date with market trends, stock performance, and tax laws, while providing you with investment ideas and recommendations.
You pay a healthy fee for these services, so brokers are most suited for those who have a significant investment portfolio and don’t have the time or desire to manage their own investments. Even so, it’s important for you to have the final word on any investment changes. Beware of wording to the contrary in your written agreement.
In return for these services, full-service brokers charge high fees when you buy or sell stocks. For example, you could expect to pay as much as $150 for an average trade with a full-service broker, where the same service would cost between $5 and $30 online with a discount broker.
Full-service brokers also typically charge annual service charges or maintenance fees on your account. Most disturbing, because most full-service brokers receive commissions every time they execute a trade for a client, their compensation is largely determined by how many times they buy and sell stocks in your account. Those who are less scrupulous may be buying and selling stocks in your account, not because the decision is wise, but because the benefits to the broker are greater.
This is not to say that you shouldn’t use a broker, but if you do, go into it with your eyes wide open, thoroughly check the broker out, and never give anybody carte blanche to invest your money.
Discount Brokers
Some of the best-known discount brokerages are E-Trade, Sharebuilder, Fidelity, Charles Schwab, and TD Ameritrade. Discount brokers often make more sense for the average investor because they’re more affordable, and if you want to make your own decisions, a discount broker may be the way to go.
Before you sign up, make sure the broker deals in the type of investment you plan to make (stocks, bonds, mutual funds, options, or whatever it may be). Review the schedule of fees to find out what you’d be paying for commissions, account maintenance, and other fees. Check out the list of other services the brokerage offers. Some of them may be important to you, such as the ability to write checks on your account, the ability to make trades over the telephone, or the availability of research information about different stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.
Opening a Brokerage Account
Once you choose a brokerage, whether it’s full-service or discount, download the application forms from the brokerage’s Web site, and send in the completed forms with a check to fund your account. As soon as the account is open, you can begin trading.
Brokerages may require a minimum balance of anywhere from $500 to $2,000. If you’re opening an IRA, they may waive the minimum requirement.