HELP REQUEST :I need TELCO CAREER DIRECTIONS - RF Cafe Forums

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fhameed
Post subject: HELP REQUEST :I need TELCO CAREER DIRECTIONS Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 7:11 am

Lieutenant

Joined: Wed Jul 13, 2005 6:53 am
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Location: Karachi
Hello everybody

I'm a newbie to this forum.

I'm a fresh BS computer engineering grad and i come from a relatively strong IT and computer communication background dealing with cisco specially.I've a general knowledge of celluar technologies.

I wanna join TELCO companies utilizing my knowledge experience education skill refrences everything..and i'm determined about that...but i believe i realy need 2 understand the telco industry ??

My questions : -

What are the job roles available in Telco ?

What is RF design planning optimization ??

Can anyone refer me to some guide/url where i can read all about the Teclo industry...past present n future..what's happening..the future...

Thanks

Fahad

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kpainter
Post subject: Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 1:06 pm

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Did you see the topic "Ericsson/RBS Techs needed"?

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