Jan 29 2011, 11:50 PM
QUOTE(dvlzplayground @ Jan 29 2011, 07:00 PM)
that's my concern. it doesnt matter if im able to portray myself well etc if my CGPA is too low, right?
let's assume my CGPA alone is too low for big companies. back to y question: what sort of companies should i try my luck once i graduate? something not too competitive but can pave the way for a good career?
Frankly speaking, I have no idea how to answer your question. Normally for a fresh graduate (as I believe), either a good CGPA or a good record of co-curriculum activities or special qualification or attributes will make your resume looks WOW to the recruiter so that you will stand a higher chance compare to other candidates.let's assume my CGPA alone is too low for big companies. back to y question: what sort of companies should i try my luck once i graduate? something not too competitive but can pave the way for a good career?
So if I'm You, I will try to send out the resume to as many companies as possible to see my luck. I would pretty sure no one can answer your question as which company you should try your luck.
"Something not too competitive"?? Don't say I'm mean, but it is a cruel & competitive world that we're living in currently.
Most people who succeeded in their career are those who managed not only to survive but also SHINE through the competitive working environment.
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