Ace the Technical Interview

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Book Description
This edition is updated to include year 2000 job opportunities. It tells where the opportunities are, how to ace the Y2K technical interview, and how to double and even triple income as a Y2K consultant. 2000 questions and answers-updated to reflect the latest releases of Java, Visual Basic, PowerBuilder, Oracle, and more. 300+ questions and answers to help ace the Y2K interview. Tells where the Y2K job opportunities are. Tells how to double-even triple-income as a Y2K consultant.

Synopsis
How do you make a bestselling book on computer careers even better? By adding brand-new data on Year 2000 (Y2K) jobs, plus fully updated information the newest releases of Java, Visual Basic, UNIX, PowerBuilder, Oracle, and other areas of expertise. Here is information on how to impress employers in any computer job search situation. .

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Filled with sure-win interview techniques, hundreds of sample technical questions, updates on hot new areas, and more--here is a crash course on winning your next technical interview and getting the job you want. For computer professionals about to embark on a job search in a tough, competitive market, this information-packed guide is the place to start! --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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A guide to navigating in today's fiercely competitive market is designed for computer professionals in transition and reflects dominant market trends and vital new areas of job opportunity including Delphi, PowerBuilder, and SYBASE. (Advanced) --This text refers to the paperback edition of of this title

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