Originally posted by bachi mat:
Hi Saheed,
Thanks for ur reply. I heard that it is tough to do SCEA unless u have some experience.
Originally posted by bachi mat:
Hi Saheed,
Thanks for ur reply. I heard that it is tough to do SCEA unless u have some experience.
Originally posted by David O'Meara:
Then just fake it or lie. :roll:
I really don't know what to say that isn't just repeating every point made so far. If you aren't going to listen to any of the advice, I don't know why you bother asking.
SCJP 1.4 , SCWCD 1.4 , SCBCD 1.3(In Progress)
Originally posted by bachi mat:
Then why the hell do u reply. Shut ur a**
Originally posted by bachi mat:
Then why the hell do u reply. Shut ur a**
Originally posted by Ramesh Choudhary:
Either this thread is nearing the dumping phase or Mr.Bachi's account is going to be deleted soon.
SCJP 1.4 , SCWCD 1.4 , SCBCD 1.3(In Progress)
Originally posted by bachi mat:
This forum is full of selfish and jealous j2ee programmers (except a few) who think they r the best programmers in the world. this is my last post. some people r talking about honest. Very interesting. They show honest because they have experience in programming. Does this honest apply to other fields of ur life? No one is honest in all the aspects of life in this world.Then he would have gone into the history books (like mother teresa or mahatma gandhi).
Originally posted by Anand Prabhu:
Bachi,
Consider the risks involved. You have asserted that there are many so-so people out there who have faked their resumes and have not been fired from their jobs. I admit I don't know in which companies these people work and how they are doing at the job.
I will only narrate a personal experience. We hired a J2EE programmer in Feb 2005 who claimed that he had 5 years Java/J2EE out of a 6 years total experience. My boss is a soft interviewer and we gave him the benefit of doubt as we needed someone very urgently. But the guy was all lost as explained our architecture. Taking into consideration his experience, we would just let him know our requirements and figured that he would be able to figure out how to get the programs done.
While doing the code review, my hair stood on end. It was clear he did not understand OO well. He had written may gigantic and repetitive methods and hardly used inheritance anywhere. The database connection handling were pathetic and his knowledge of core Java was superficial. It was clear to me as during Java/J2EE discussions, he did not have many inputs but would give us plenty of VB/Access examples when we wanted miscellaneous work done. Needless to say, we had to let him go in June. We had given him more than ample time to adjust but he did not deliver (for the experience he claimed).
SCJP 1.4 , SCWCD 1.4 , SCBCD 1.3(In Progress)
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