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Post subject: Telecom jobsearch Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 8:48 pm

Lieutenant

Joined: Sun Oct 16, 2005 7:12 pm
Posts: 2
Location: U.K.
Hello everybody!
I am a new member in this forum. I have been following this forum for quite a long time.

I have done my Masters in Telecommunication Electronics from U.K. I finished this course in July 2005 and since then i have been seriously looking for a career in Telecommunication industry. I have a good knowledge of GSM and UMTS Technology.

The problem I am facing is that whenever I send my C.V. to any agency, they do reply but when they forward my cv to the companies they never come back to me. Its been almost four months now and I havent faced any personnal interview. Everyday i get calls from different agencies but nothing happens.

I have tried changes like a month ago I made new cv with the help of professional cv writer. I got good responses but still only from agencies.

Please send me some suggestions and I would highly appreciate if anybody likes to review my cv and give me some feedback on that.

Thanx

Posted 11/12/2012

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