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Thanks for the many reponses to T.W. Background. For
the last question, Does the future of T.W. look
bright, some responded 'if you're good and have a
solid resume'.
What kinds of programs and knowledge are standard
for entry-level positions? I attend an engineering
school and study tech. comm. as a major., but I'm not
studying to be an engineer. Many of those who reponded
had engineering backgrounds. Am I at a disadvantage? I
can pick up new concepts and programs fairly quiclkly,
but there is a lot that I still don't know. Any
thoughts?
Thanks,
Anthony Hernandez
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