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Originally Posted by samokan
@ShibaInu, yes I do work as a software engineer. Why not cellphone? if you are willing to work for more than 200hours per month minimum its up to you  . Actually, it is a very interesting project, you get to handle all the latest cellphones and try different technologies, especially if your on the application side. Right now, am no longer interested on working for any telecommunication project, no more sleepless night please
what I know? depends on what the project requires . I had tried diff languages both in school and in work, but I can't say I am far from being an expert. Basically, c/c++, oop languages : java vc++ , c#, vb. This past year, all my project are new to me, especially the languages fortunately internet is available and lots of guru out there who are willing to lend their knowlegde and tips.
actually, language is an advantage. If you know the language it is a very big advantage. Attitude towards work and dedication is the most important factor. Your willingnes to learn and try something new.
if you have anymore question. just post them here, ill try to give some pointers if I can |
ok, i get it now...we have to work sooo many hours on cellphone devt companies...actually, i'm a kinda workaholic and would rather work long hours in the company rather than do clubbing or get drunk...but u're right, we all need to get some sleep sometimes...
Yeah, i think i can be very dedicated (being workaholic as i am) to my work as long as i like it...
But language is something that i need to work on...i guess i have to study japanese harder then...is it enough to just learn the spoken language or do we also need to learn the written language?