* William Morita <wamorita@gmail.com> [110510 16:02]:
> Tim,
Whoa there partner, I'm not the OP.
Wrong target!
> Unfortunately technical buzz words are necessary, as are any certs if you
> have them.
> You have to remember that before a hiring manager sees your resume it is
> "filtered' either mechanically or by an non-technical HR person (or both)
> that have a checklist of "must have's" to get passed through.
I know all of that .... I used the State Register as an example
and that is pretty much how it works.
> Regarding Linux, you might look at getting a first level Linux Professional
> Institute (LPI) certification, though I suggest that you study before taking
> the exams.
> Techies, as a rule, tend not to be eloquent. Joining Toastmasters can help
> with this and can be listed on your resume.
>
> At your stage in your career, your resume should only be a page long.
???? Who are you speaking too? Again I am not the OP. I'm not the
one interested in putting in a resume!
I've been a programmer for 24 years, free-lancing under my own
biz license for 22 years... You are speaking to the wrong person.
-- Tim tim at johnsons-web dot com or akwebsoft dot com http://www.akwebsoft.com --------- To unsubscribe, send email to <aklug-request@aklug.org> with 'unsubscribe' in the message body.Received on Tue May 10 16:31:21 2011
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