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manoj kumar Active Contributor Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: india(punjab) Posts: 20	please guide me 04/21/2008 7:56 AM
	good whishes to all hi i am pursuring my B.Tech in electronics and communication my interest is in electronics field but in market job opportunity is greater in IT because only IT company comes for placment drives in our collage and all b.tech branches (ece, cse ,it ) are elligible so i am confused what should i choose my major subject of study. i am a 4th sam student of 8 sam course. what should i do if i want be a part of electronics field. what kind of qualifications and soft skill should i posses so that any electronics company will hire me . what are the different opportunity avalable in this field(specially in india i dont care to work at any part of world ) __________________ MOTIVE OF ENGINEERS IS TO SERVE SAVE THIS WORLD
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PWSlack Guru Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: In the bothy, 7 chains down the line from Dodman's Lane level crossing, in the nation formerly known as Great Britain. Kettle's on. Posts: 30332 Good Answers: 818	#1 Re: please guide me 04/23/2008 7:53 AM
	<...what kind of qualifications and soft skill should i posses so that any electronics company will hire me...> At interview, the interviewer is trying to determine: Can this individual do the job? Will this individual do the job? Will this individual fit the organisation? Of the candidates that score three 'yes' answers, which one is the best? __________________ "Did you get my e-mail?" - "The biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place" - George Bernard Shaw, 1856
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Aisling Associate Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Singapore Posts: 36 Good Answers: 1	#2 Re: please guide me 04/24/2008 7:49 AM
	thats very true...i remembered some years back i did a career switch, marched into the office of a shipyard with a degree in bioprocess engineering. and the interviewer (now my boss) there and then determined if i can fit in. practical questions he asked, and even know I'm really not marine-trained, he figured i'd do. I'd say study the course that you wished to do will perhaps better equipped yourself in the field of your interest, but ultimately, many employers do not care whats printed on your cert...as long as you can do the job. engineers are practical people after all. :p
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