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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	[quote]Like how is working as a junior technical assistant in a mobile telecom company gonna help me later on in my career to apply for a job in Multimedia Development.[/quote] Because you are now on the inside of a mobile telecom company, you will see the internal job postings, you will be showing your supervisors you true skillset. From here you can apply to the Multimedia Development position, with the experience and reccomendations of your supervisors. Any big company will have many divisions through which you can move into. You should let it be know in the beginning that you are interested in the position as a stepping stone towards your other goals. It is never bad in an interview to tell the person interviewing you what you are interested in, for example: "I am interested in this possition because I can apply [i]skill x1,x2,...,xn[/i] towards improving the cusomter experience, and I feel that this position would give me valuable experience towards reaching by goal of being [i]Position Y[/b]" You also should know that you are going to be trained for any position that you go for. It is unreasonable to expect that you can walk into a company and just sit down and start working. You normally have about 2 weeks or so of training towards the job you will be doing. You have experience co-workers around to help you, and if you ask questions you will get answers. You shouldn't go in expecting that you know it all, you should go in with the attitude that you have a strong backgroup, you can quickly learn the job, and help your team grow. And for the interview the specific skills you have only go so far. Things like working well with other, enjoying complex tasks, ability to break a large problem into small parts, those are all things that are important to mention. You don't need to be perfect, but you need to show that you are willing to work hard in order to become a good employee, who contributes to the companies sucess. Dan @ [url=http://www.codetown.org]Code Town[/url] Loading...
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