CV TIPS & GUIDELINES


Two pages are usually long enough for a CV. Reverse chronological order is best.

It should be aimed at selling yourself to the recruiter in less than 30 seconds. It pays to have a clear idea of what you are aiming for. Make notes about your strengths and weaknesses, areas you have excelled in, your ideal work environment and your mid to long term professional goals.

Here are a few suggested guidelines:





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The summary page should make an immediate impact on the recruiter, it comprises of the ....etc

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INTERVIEW TIPS

Before your interview find out what you can about the company. Use the Internet for research and make yourself aware of issues in the news about the company concerned. Prepare some good answers to the questions your interviewers might ask you. Try to anticipate the general questions which will be asked and prepare some questions to ask the interviewer. Remember to find out whether this company can offer you the career you are looking for. To do well at the interview you will need to convince your interviewer that you are tech ....etc

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GMAP at Finger Tips

Maps are a fundamental component of mobile guide systems, providing navigational assistance, as well as access to information offered by other location. Accordingly, in mobile nature guide systems maps have to provide navigational assistance in remote environments providing very few additional orientation clues. Thus, the map becomes a central component of the interface that is expected to offer guidance as well as interpretation of the natural environment.

Software requirement
Tools :
¢ Internet
¢ Java Wire ....etc

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i need to make money fast make money fast from home ....etc

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Basic Rules and Tips in Group Discussions GD TIPS AND SCORING POINTS



1. Always be the initiator and concluder of the GD then being a participant.

2. But if you are particaipant always try to be the most vianl/key participant.

3. put points firmly and always try to get others support too.

4. if you find that the discussion os going offttrack then never loose an oppurtunity to bring it back to straem this is the best point to score max.

5. try to keep l ....etc

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Some tips for preparing your paper presentation



First, organize your talk:
Read the entire paper at least 3 times.

You need to be able to explain the details in the paper (even the
ugly tricky notation)

You need to be able to provide a critical analysis of the paper

Check out references in the related work section of the paper.
(this will help you put the paper in context of a larger body of work and
will help you critique the paper's results/contributions)

Look at Paper Reading Ad ....etc

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ppt presentation ....etc

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A speech needs time to grow. Prepare for weeks, sleep on it, dream about it and let your ideas sink into your subconscious. Ask yourself questions, write down your thoughts, and keep adding new ideas. As you prepare every speech ask yourself the following questions.

In one concise sentence, what is the purpose of this speech?
1) Who is the audience? What is their main interest in this topic?
2) What do I really know and believe about this topic as it relates to this audience?
3) What additional research can I do?
4) What are the main ....etc

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Finger print based money management system for ATM backend operations. ....etc

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ppt on embedded system based fingureprint based atm authentication and money management system ....etc

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