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S_K_T (1 posts) 17-Jan-01, 10:21 PM (GMT) "finding a job without applying to PR" Hi Harry, I am an Electronics Engineering Graduate from India and have got 11 years of work experience in Servicing, Installation, Maintenance, and reapir of DC Power Systems, UPS Systems, and Electronic Test & Measurement equipments. I want to know job prospects for my profile. How difficult is to get a job for an Electronics Engineer. I do have knowledge of Visual Basic 6.0, HTML4.0 and JS Script but don't have any real world expereince. Thanks & regards. S_K_T   Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

Subject     Author     Message Date     ID    RE: finding a job without applying to PR Harry 25-Jan-01 1

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Harry (133 posts) 25-Jan-01, 01:16 AM (GMT) 1. "RE: finding a job without applying to PR" The market is strong now for Electrical Engineers. Testing and working with AC/DC. What you need to be is flexible. An Electric Engineering background can be molded into so many areas. One of the skills being sought after now is ASIC. Companies are fighting eachother for this. What you need to do is enter at a lower level and learn as much as you can, building yourself higher. Aim at opportunities, even if they don't seem glamorous at the beginning. Best of luck Harry   Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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