Rahul Juneja
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Originally posted by Rahul Juneja:
Danish,
What I feel is your experience will remain One(1) year but you can allways specify that U have worked for two companies at the same time and that too in two different shifts.
Thanks,
Rahul Juneja
- Varun
Originally posted by Rita Moore:
I have similar question, do TA and internships count as experience?
Noone takes my summer, part-time internships and TA to count. even though that's where I learned everything.
I always thought it counts, so I would count 1 year of 20hrs/week internship or TA as 1/2 year of experience.
Suppose that I work full time for a company (day job) and I also work part time for a company (night job). I keep on doing this for a period of one year.
After one year how muck experience do I have ? 1 year or 2 years or 1.5 years ?
And for 3 years if I work on an average 1 hr per day, will I be having 3 yrs of experience?
Originally posted by Jay Shin:
There's exception; if you're pursuing a research/academic career and working on Ph.D - then it's a different story.
[ August 25, 2004: Message edited by: Jay Shin ]
Originally posted by shankar vembu:
Could you elaborate on this one ?
Originally posted by Rita Moore:
Do employers really care if one has a BS or MS?
Does the salary really differ? If yes, how?
I feel like I've waisted 3 years doing MS, when I could gain some experience
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