What can I do?

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n2xssvv g02gfr12930

Based on very high TekChek score for C++ I'm confident of my C++
abilities. Unfortunately without good enough qualifications, (a 2-2
degree in Computer Technology), or any relevant experience of MFC,
embedded programming, sockets, financial markets, Linux development,
etc, etc, I've been unable to find any software development job for 2.5
years. So if anyone has any suggestions as to what other career I might
be able to obtain interesting employment, I'd be glad to know.

JB
 
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Victor Bazarov

n2xssvv said:
Based on very high TekChek score for C++ I'm confident of my C++
abilities. Unfortunately without good enough qualifications, (a 2-2
degree in Computer Technology), or any relevant experience of MFC,
embedded programming, sockets, financial markets, Linux development,
etc, etc, I've been unable to find any software development job for 2.5
years. So if anyone has any suggestions as to what other career I might
be able to obtain interesting employment, I'd be glad to know.

Try writing. You know, write a novel. Or a screenplay.

Never mind that. Try becoming a tester (QA technician, QA engineer).

Also, read up on topicality of newsgroups. 'misc.jobs.*' is the hierarchy
you actually need to post to.

V
 
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Daniel T.

n2xssvv g02gfr12930 said:
Based on very high TekChek score for C++ I'm confident of my C++
abilities. Unfortunately without good enough qualifications, (a 2-2
degree in Computer Technology), or any relevant experience of MFC,
embedded programming, sockets, financial markets, Linux development,
etc, etc, I've been unable to find any software development job for 2.5
years. So if anyone has any suggestions as to what other career I might
be able to obtain interesting employment, I'd be glad to know.

Car salesman comes to mind. That's what I did.
 
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mlimber

Daniel said:
Car salesman comes to mind. That's what I did.

....during which time, you could work on some open-source projects and
get some real C++ experience.

Cheers! --M
 

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