swallow_159
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hi I am 1 fresh electronic eng that dont have any job I know for fin job skill is important
what o u think is best way to start gather skill
what o u think is best way to start gather skill
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hi I am 1 fresh electronic eng that dont have any job I know for fin job skill is important
what o u think is best way to start gather skill
You are already in a world of millions of people who already have English skills - India, China, Japan, Thailand and they are just crying to come to a western world to exhibit their ability.
I have been a teacher for the past 40 years and have to "sum up" a person within 10 minutes. If you can't get your punctuation and grammar correct, we simply move on to the next person. We don't have time to provide you with 10 years of education.
You have to present yourself adequately to get any sort of "forward help."
Don't be too tough on members not originating from the UK, USA or Australia. There are several more countries than those distributed over the planet called "Earth".
I have a basic electronics course on my website. Here are the links to the first few pages:
BEC Course <spam deleted>
Generally no one here cares about the country of origin - what we do care about (as in this case) is making no effort to use English, but using "text speak" instead. No one will take you seriously if you do this, and your chances of getting an interview (never mind a job) are next to zero.
On an unrelated topic, I was talking to a retired gentlemen a few months back, and he had degrees in both Chemistry and Business Studies (or something similar). For much of his career he was involved in vetting employees for interview.
His inital technique was simple (bearing in mind the huge numbers of applicants), he just checked what University their degree was from, and threw out all those he hadn't heard of!. The same will almost certainly happen if you write in "text speak", prospective employers won't even bother reading your application.