Not necessary.. depends what position you are apply.. HW has a broad range of products..

You dont need a CCNA to be a Radio Network engineer... (and i dun mean the radio in your house or in your car)

This post has been edited by eugene jk: Mar 30 2010, 12:34 AM

So cut cost ah?? it was 500 last time

Soft skill, customer management, porject management, timeline management, negotiation skill... etc etc..
Ask question about problem solving, critical thinking, disaster management (logistic delay etc)...

Since you are fresh grad, most probably ask about your experience in handling problem...

most likely to ask -> describe your experience on activities organizing or doing academic project (how you started of, planning, analysis, implementing, closure, evaluate) .. describe the problems that you face and how you solve them.. describe your experience on how you solve an issue with limited timeline and resource...

Describe your strength and weakness <- goreng your weakness become your strength..

How you handle your work under extreme pressure condition...

Other tougher question might be handling risk management and manage changes in projects <- abit too deep for your level, dont think will ask..

yup.. according to your education background, they picked VAS for you because it involves in programming..

For RF, education background with EM wave, RF and Antenna theory, and also telecommunication standard such as GSM and WCDMA are much more needed.

Anyway, no harm trying RF even you are from computer background.. I have seen ppl still make it through

ohh.... quite low lo .. but i guess those with experience or senior level can exceed 10k no problem

it is always look good from the outside.. but one must be mentally prepared for oversea assignment..

Having posted in oversea for a year, 12 months non-stop, there are ups and downs on the way..