electrical and electronics

you go right ahead; we're listening.

Where did you go to school? Why didn't they teach you about spelling and punctuation?

hai?

John

More electronics...less english.. :) Hopefully your EEE education is still useful after all the advancements that have taken place while you were studding transistors. :)

D from BC

There was a truly brilliant person I used to work with at (Company - 2). At my previous employer, he applied and I recused myself from the selection process (and I said only that I knew him personally and should therefore not be involved in any selection decision).

Now, as brilliant as this gentleman is, he can not transcribe that brilliance to anything understandable by mere mortals without a year or two reading his notes and asking probing questions about same; rather like learning any other foreign language, but his language was English words placed in new and interesting ways.

A typical design document would have paragraph headings and only the first three words in the first sentence were guaranteed to have some relationship to that paragraph heading.

He was rejected by the others (who had never worked with him) because he "Could not effectively communicate".

So yes; a failure to learn technical (language of your country) and proper punctuation can and will cause you to miss out on jobs.

Cheers

PeteS

Hmm.

Relay you may be, but I think you're short a coil.

Cheers

PeteS

Is it painful to stud a transistor? And what exactly is a EEE? Is it like XXX, but more boring and with less money?

Stud a transistor?

Is that what happens when a chip is no longer useful and is then sent out to stud in the hope it will generate a new and useful child to keep the family going?

Cheers

PeteS

Less painful than being a stud for one.

You know it's "studying"... :) Somehow goofed with the spell checker...

D from BC

TO-36 case? They haven't been popular for decades. AKA "Doorknobs"

EEE is extra wide men's shoes in the US.

Dependence on spell-checkers only exacerbates the rampant onslaught of ignorance and illiteracy that is, as we speak, powering the demise of Civilization As We Know It.

I think it's scheduled for, lessee - next Thursday at 10:57 AM.

Thanks, Rich

PST?