Re: I want to be oracle master.

Simply because someone is in the UK doesn't necessarily mean they are English. A good number of people from the Middle East and the Far East make their way to 'jolly old England' for jobs and education. This, then, makes them part of the group where English is NOT their primary language. Given that, your statements criticising the English of Lone Wolf are probably out of line.

It's a diverse world we live in. It's nice to remember that now and again.

David Fitzjarrell

"Jim Kennedy" <kennedy-family_at_attbi.com> wrote in message news:<lVky9.64620$bG.47405_at_rwcrnsc53>...
> A better command of English would help. You say you are in the UK and to me
> that means English. If you had said you were in a country where English is
> not the main language then I wouldn't suggest better English writing skills.
> I just helped one of the guys at work sort through a ton of resumes for an
> IT job - I am in the US - and we rejected a lot of resumes from people who
> did not take the time to:
> 1. Check their spelling.
> 2. Violated basic grammatical rules where complete sentences were expected.
> (eg the cover letter)
> 3. Left off the requested cover letter. (poor attention to detail, no
> writing sample)
>
> Skills are important. However, good communication skills are part of the
> job. Use proper grammar for the language the job is in. I don't mean use
> "fancy" words, just clear communication. Think about the poor sod reading
> all those resumes. Make it fun, make it interesting, make it so they want
> to call you up and ask about your work experience. Make the resume, without
> lying, fit the requirements for the job.
>
> Just trying to give you some constructive pointers. I hope it helps.
> Jim
>
> "ITWOLF" <it_wolf2003_at_yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:77a5fc7a.0211060732.814332d_at_posting.google.com...
> > Hello,
> >
> > I'm a 30 years old IT engineer with 3 years experience in nokia
> > switching platform doing SW integration for dx200. Anyway currently
> > I'm in UK and I'm not working and frankly I CAN't FINAD A JOB AND
> > THAT'S MAKE ME FEEL TIRED. No one need my experience. And all what I
> > see is oracle job add are every where. Now I tried to look how I can
> > study oracle but it cost a lot for only few days course, University's
> > just forget about it, I need skill and not papers.
> > Anyone can tell where and how to get the bloody skills of oracle.
> > Thanks and I hope you can help.
> >
> > Lost Wolf
Received on Thu Nov 07 2002 - 12:11:58 CST