2+ exp(approved lecturer)lookg for a career shift in software industC,C++,VHDL,Assemb

[coolconfidence]

Hello to all there,
I m a Distc BE E&TC engr pasd out from GCOE Jalgaon in 2002 & work
since then as an Approved Lecturer in
1)KCES COEIT Jalgaon : 22/3/2003 to 27/6/2005
2)Maharashtra Academy of engg ,Pune: 27/6/2005 onwards

Now I m lookg for an opportunity to make a career shift in Softwar
Industry.
The software skills tht i have r : C,C++,VHDL,Assembly Language .
The other domains tht I wld like to work in r : Programg in genera
utilisg above mentnd skills ,DSP,Embeded Systems,VLSI
If any of u have any such opportunity which can give me a chance t
prove myself ,plz let me no abt it by replyg or mailg a
(e-mail address removed)
(e-mail address removed)
With Regards
Anit

 

[Alexei A. Frounze]

"coolconfidence" <[email protected]>
wrote in message

Now I m lookg for an opportunity to make a career shift in Software

Industry.

Wrong group, pal.
Alex

 

[Flash Gordon]

coolconfidence wrote:

Now I m lookg for an opportunity to make a career shift in Software
Industry.

<snip>

1) This is not a jobs wanted group so this is off topic here
2) If you want to stand a chance when you post somewhere appropriate you
should avoid abbreviations "u" for "you" and "wld" for "would".
3) You should give some indication of where you want to work.

 

[Roberto Waltman]

coolconfidence wrote:

<snip>
1) This is not a jobs wanted group so this is off topic here
2) If you want to stand a chance when you post somewhere appropriate you
should avoid abbreviations "u" for "you" and "wld" for "would".

Amen to that - If I was looking for a programmer and received a resume
and/or cover letter written like if you were trying to minimize the
expenditure of ink by dropping letters everywhere, it would go
directly to the rejection pile.

Roberto Waltman

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[Mark McIntyre]

Hello to all there,
I m a Distc BE E&TC engr pasd out from GCOE Jalgaon in 2002 & workg

When writing job application letters, ALWAYS use properly spelled and
punctuated english. Irrespective of your software skills, employers
are looking for literate applicants who can communicate well with
anyone. Being able to txt your buddies on your mobe is not an
essential skill.

And this is the wrong group anyway.

 

[Richard Bos]

Now I m lookg for an opportunity to make a career

*Delirious laughter*

That's a good joke.

Richard