Earn $1 Million As An IT Engineer : Head To Japan | Amazon Vs Flipkart - Get Insights

Tech Job Trends In 2018 TechGig Latest Job Updates 06 Apr, 2018

Hi Oracle Apps   Here are the news that highlights career growth year over year...     Want to earn $1 million salary as an engineer? Head to Japan   While the Indian and US job industry is going through a tough time, this Japanese company is offering a salary of whopping $1 million (Rs 6.5 crore) a year. The country is wooing IT professionals by o... more     Top Questions From Japanese Job Interviews   April marks the beginning of a new fiscal year in Japan, bringing with it the season for job hunting. Of course, that means interviews. NicoNico News wondered what interview questions might be lying i... more     Tax dispute: Cognizant to deposit $75 million   Cognizant Technology Solutions, the Nasdaq-listed IT services company with a majority of its employees based in India, said it will deposit $75 million (Rs 490 crore), representing 15% of the disputed... more     Amazon Vs Flipkart - Get Insights   Amazon may submit a rival offer to buy Indias largest e-commerce firm Flipkart, which is in advanced talks with Walmart Inc. for selling a majority stake, said two people with direct knowledge of the ... more     TCS To Start Btech Courses In This College   Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is all set to introduce a new engineering course, BTech in Computer Science and Business Systems, at the Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology from the comi... more         Hackathon Of The Week           Internet of Things Participants: 1155+       Stay updated with the latest tech news on TechGig   Read More News   TECHNOLOGY | STARTUP | SOCIAL MEDIA | HIRING | INTERNET | E-COMMERCE | GADGET

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