VMware has a flavour of every field and very good pay master. If you are from windows, Linux, networks, security, storage, backup be it any technology with some VMware knowledge you are good for VMware. VMware also hires developers to develop their products. Track for openings #VMware is looking for top talent across the globe. Check out these jobs. @vmwarecareers #jobs
Track #VMware is looking for top talent across the globe. Check out these jobs. @vmwarecareers #jobs and apply. If you get referred by a friend that will be added advantage because VMware hires more than 50% resources through referrals. Good luck!
VMware Bangalore for IT - Apps Department, focuses on the following:Data structures and Algorithms are mandatory. You can expect easy-to-medium level questions.Java programming skills. The more advanced your skills are, the better are your chances. Focus on OOP concepts. Miscellaneous topics such as Serialization and String manipulations. It is better if you even know the basics of design patterns.General RDBMS concepts. Inner join. Outer join. Differences among them. Nested queries. Correlated nested queries. Don’t miss out on ER diagrams. The recruiters tend to test you on database schema design skills too!Apart from the above mentioned skills you need to have basic command over: OS, Networks, Computer Organisation and Architecture. You will find these questions most likely in their first round (which will be a written round, either online or offline). Not to mention, you will be presented with output based questions too (mostly pointer based questions on C language).Having internship experience in a field such as Android app development, or web development will boost your chances. And so does your personal projects.~ All the best! :)These might be worthy of your time:Aditya Chandupatla's answer to What questions should I expect in the manger discussion round for internship at VMware?Aditya Chandupatla's answer to What are VMware internship interviews like (difficulty, number of rounds etc.)?Aditya Chandupatla's answer to What are some tips on making it through the job interview process at VMware?Aditya Chandupatla's answer to What universities does VMware recruit new grads from? What majors are they looking for?
Are u looking for development jobs or support jobs? I wud recommend you read the VMware NSX Design guide and the documentation to understand the product.https://www.vmware.com/files/pdf...
Go ahead. If you are planning for career upgrade.VMware is big in itself..Consider upgrading your VMware knowledgeLearn AWS and open up new opportunities it does have lot of job opportunities.In both options you have good server handling knowledge. So yes both options are good.Additional if you consider you can opt for DevOps or Full stack developer. By learnign some coding language.
Yes, ofcourse.But always remember that you will have to follow the standard hierarchy of Levels of access with your Experience.Except MNCs there are very less companies which gives full access(L3) to Freshers on vMware and Citrix Infrastructure, because the site may in Production and your one mistake could cause outage to multiple users or site.Industry has been divided into 3 usual Escalation levels of administration access: L1, L2 &L3 .So as you are Fresher, you may have to start with Technical Helpdesk or L1. But you will get a lot to learn following this correct learning path.Gradually you will be promoted to L2 and L3 as per your performance. [For giving Highschool examination you should cross nursery to Grade 10 ideally ]I was lucky to start my career as L3 Citrix Administrator, but had to put very much extra effort to get my basics clear.For Citrix Administration, you may need the following knowledge:Windows Server Administration.Hypervisor(VmWare Esxi or Xenserver or Hyper V)StorageNetworkingHostingAnd many more domains…Citrix has 3 key Business area:App and Desktop Virtualization and Delivery. (Xenapp, Xendesktop, Xenserver, PVS)Citrix Application Delivery Controller (Netscaler)Enterprise mobility (Xenmobile and Share-file)Ping me if you need any information on Citrix Products. Happy to help :)
hi,VMware is a specialized technology hence you will need some experience and basic knowledge of networking and server administration. Having this will give the best outcome for you career.Afterwards, you can follow the VMware Certifications based on your professional requirement.Following are some most popular VMware certification trainings ordered on basis of popularity:VMware vSphere: Install, Configure, Manage [V6.7]VMware NSX: Install, Configure, Manage [6.4]VMware vRealize Automation: Install, Configure, Manage [V7.3]VMware Horizon 7: Install, Configure, Manage [V7.3]
Which course I need to do? Vmware or Exchange Server?
At an absolute Minimum I'd get familar with VMWare Server (the free VMWare download that you can use to host multiple VM images on your own computer). I use that extensively for testing and running various operating systems. - That will let you play with many of the vmware technologies and use it to host whatever other os installations you might want to play with (including Exchange) without needing to reinstall your host os each time. Personally I think exchange is far too bloated and based on a design that is stuck in the 1980s. If it were me I wouldn't waste time on Exchange Administration at all.. VMWare; Cisco, Linux or Oracle/SAP/ would be better choices in my opinion.. If you did want to choose a Microsoft Technology I'd look closer at Sharepoint over Exchange.
What are jobs that involve computers and hacking?
Computer forensics. This is where you break into computers legally for a company or law enforcement. You need a university course in this field but it does pay once you get a job. Not only does the course cover forensics and how to recover info and such it also covers a a lot of the security for computers so you know how to go around those features in a variety of systems. The job will involve looking for employees downloading illegal stuff, utilizing their company systems for other businesses (like their own side business), illegal accounting activities and more.