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Good for you. Forward some to me. I get three in a good month. Recruiters seem to forget Dallas exists.
by vonmoltke 12y ago
Good for you. Forward some to me. I get three in a good month. Recruiters seem to forget Dallas exists.
- allsystemsgo 12y agoHaven't experienced that at all in Dallas. What skill set?
- vonmoltke 12y agoPower electronics (troubleshooting and support, but no design), systems engineering[1], real-time embedded software (radar signal processor, so "big" embedded), and NLP. My resume is linked through my website in my profile here. [1] This kind: http://www.incose.org/practice/fellowsconsensus.aspx http://www.incose.org/practice/fellowsconsensus.aspx
- vishbar 12y agoThat's probably the reason. Those are all rather niche markets. Stick "ASP.NET MVC" in your resume or on your LinkedIn and you'll get swamped.
- hkarthik 12y agoThis is a good skill set for San Jose or Austin, not so great for Dallas unless you want to work for one or two of the local telecom companies that are still investing in engineering here.
- vonmoltke 12y agoI'm not limiting myself to Dallas. My original comment was more about the propensity of recruiters to not look outside the local area of the job they are trying to fill. If you aren't already in the area the recruiters are not beating your door down.