[chaitanyaagrawa]

hi, which KPO r u in?

[somitra1981]

Originally Posted by chaitanyaagrawa

hi, which KPO r u in?

Hi,

I am in GlobeOp Financial Services , Mumbai , It is derivative operations for hedge funds.

[Fincher]

I am a final yr. Engg. Student of NIT Patna in CSE.Now i want to switch my stream to finance.
Can anyone suggest me how to join the kpo industry.

[murlima71985]

hi , everyone ,... I want to join kpo ,, n i m a fresher ,,,, so wud that be a problem ,,, casue i hav heard that KPO requires technical skills ,,, do mention name of few good kpo`s .

thanx

[Fincher]

Originally Posted by murlima71985

hi , everyone ,... I want to join kpo ,, n i m a fresher ,,,, so wud that be a problem ,,, casue i hav heard that KPO requires technical skills ,,, do mention name of few good kpo`s .

thanx

Hi i am also a fresher and facing the same dilemma...thats y m here but it seems no one is here to give some gyan ...kya baat hai puys?
come help us

n ya i think being a fresher should not be a problem but we should just be able to make a decent start and try to learn as much as possible.
Some gud kpos i've heard about are evalueserve,genpact

[xy12345]

Originally Posted by social_loafer

sir, check my post again...i have not quoted u....infact i agree with u....check the diablo's post above and continue ur discussion in thread.. with reagrds to ur question, yes MBA student can fit into KPO industry.... PS: i have worked in the same industry (Evalueserve to be specific)...now have shifted to consultz... PPS: Mods close the thread

I have done my graduation from DU and completed my MBA in Finance I want to make my career as financial analyst and i have made some projects on valuations using FCFF and FCFE models and time series forecasting.So my question is whether this will help me in getting job in KPO like Copal Partner or my graduation marks and 10 ,12 marks matters more as compared to what i have done during MBA

[superdude]

these r just my thoughts...most KPO's need people. So you will definitely get an interview and then its your responsibility to impress them. In my experience, its not how much you know but how you communicate what you know. If you have a solid understanding of financial concepts then you don't have to worry. Just read some of the best finance books out there and you'll be fine. Believe me!

[blue_novice]

hello thr..anyone wid any idea abt WNS??