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Hi
Keren,
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I was
same with you, I started from 0% knowledge in computing, I stated as an office
boy cleaning computer showroom Eveready, and then I started leaning how to
install PC 8088 (long long time ago), monochrome monitor and then PC 80286 then
PC 80386 then PC 80486 then Pentium then more Pentium then a lot more of
Pentium. Then Sun SPARC, from DOS to WINDOWS to UNIX, programming C, C++, Java,
Cobol others, DB, ORACLE and I don't know what will happen
tomorrow.
Learn
from others is faster but it may just a temporary knowledge to you (If you can
afford OCP or other courses)
Learn
by your self is slower but it can be a permanent knowledge to you (If you can
afford books)
Share
your knowledge with others so that they also willing to share it with
you.
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A STEP
AT A TIME
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If you
believe you can do it then you can do it.
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All
the best and Good luck
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<SPAN
class=250161708-20062001>Sinardy
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size=2>-----Original Message-----From: root_at_fatcity.com
[mailto:root_at_fatcity.com]On Behalf Of
Sllewnerak_at_aol.comSent: Wednesday, 20 June 2001 11:15
AMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject: Need
help getting started<FONT
size=2>This is kind of a different Oracle question. Does anyone have any
suggestions how a person can land an entry level job. I do not work in the
Technology field but would very much like to. I have been going to school
at night for about two and a half years and have the first two OCP
developers tests behind me and am working on the third now. I have a 3.9
GPA and can't even get an interview. How do you get experience if no one
will hire you? I have even offered to work for free in the evenings or on
my days off. I live in Minneapolis and would really appreciate any
suggestions that anyone might have. Thanks, Karen
Received on Wed Jun 20 2001 - 03:48:46 CDT