We at FreshersIndia have our eyes set on Python and are following its progress very closely.

Why? you may ask.

Our job is to give jobs to freshers. To ensure the best placements, we train freshers in the latest upcoming technologies which are showing good growth.

Growth creates opportunities for new people to join. In software companies, retirement has not yet started, so if a company having 1000 employees does not grow, it will not take freshers (because no one is retiring). However, if some new technology comes up, and the starting salaries are low in that technology, experienced people will not learn it ( because of low salaries). The company will therefore have to take freshers who have done trainings in that technology ( Small companies don’t have their own training facilitites).

This is why we started PHP training in 2004, when few people had heard of it. It helped our freshers get great job offers because demand was there but no supply. Today, PHP has matured and hundreds of institutes are there with us being ranked #1.

I see the same hapening for Python in a couple of years. Python is open source and the projects are small - so we will see small web development companies taking up Python projects. Small companies are happy taking freshers with a training and their salaries don’t attract experienced programmers, so this will be one area where we can easily place Freshers.

Take a look at this graph showing the growth of Pthon in the last 5 years.  Ruby is close as well.

So when the first vacancies in Python / Ruby opens up in companies of West Bengal,  we will be the first to place our freshers there!