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Originally posted by amit marathe:
My question is ....doesn't industry appreciate good knowledge or it just requires number of years of experience.
Mark Herschberg, author of The Career Toolkit
https://www.thecareertoolkitbook.com/
Originally posted by arulk pillai:
No matter how talented/skillful you are, if you cannot market your skills effectively to your prospective employer then you are not likely to standout from your competition who may be less qualified than you are.
Piling up on certifications alone are not going to make you a better candidate. You need to highlight your soft skills & achievements from your work experience in your resume. Employers are more interested in well rounded candidates than just academic ones. You need to prove that you are a well rounded contributor with good technical skills.
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It's not an either-or question. That's like asking if women like caring men or just handsome ones.
Most of the programming problems can't be solved because you don't know what the exact problem is.
Defining your problem correctly leads you to the right solution.
Originally posted by Mark Herschberg:
It's not an either-or question. That's like asking if women like caring men or just handsome ones.
--Mark
Most of the programming problems can't be solved because you don't know what the exact problem is.
Defining your problem correctly leads you to the right solution.
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