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r/GeekSquad•

Hey everyone, I'm currently looking for any job opportunity tech or non-tech - and would really appreciate a referral.

I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, and have basic knowledge of Java.

I've also studied network engineering concepts (LAN/WAN, troubleshooting, etc.) - so even network support or IT roles work fine for me.

I'm a fresher and I'm open to learning and adapting to any role available.

If anyone can refer me or suggest open positions, please DM or comment Any help is truly appreciated Thanks in advance

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r/cscareerquestions•

Hey everyone, I'm currently looking for any job opportunity tech or non-tech - and would really appreciate a referral.

I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, and have basic knowledge of Java.

I've also studied network engineering concepts (LAN/WAN, troubleshooting, etc.) - so even network support or IT roles work fine for me.

I'm a fresher and I'm open to learning and adapting to any role available.

If anyone can refer me or suggest open positions, please DM or comment Any help is truly appreciated Thanks in advance

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Hey everyone, I'm currently looking for any job opportunity tech or non-tech - and would really appreciate a referral.

I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, and have basic knowledge of Java.

I've also studied network engineering concepts (LAN/WAN, troubleshooting, etc.) - so even network support or IT roles work fine for me.

I'm a fresher and I'm open to learning and adapting to any role available.

If anyone can refer me or suggest open positions, please DM or comment Any help is truly appreciated Thanks in advance

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r/jobsearchhacks•

Hey everyone, I'm currently looking for any job opportunity tech or non-tech - and would really appreciate a referral.

I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, and have basic knowledge of Java.

I've also studied network engineering concepts (LAN/WAN, troubleshooting, etc.) - so even network support or IT roles work fine for me.

I'm a fresher and I'm open to learning and adapting to any role available.

If anyone can refer me or suggest open positions, please DM or comment Any help is truly appreciated Thanks in advance

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r/mumbai•

Hey everyone, I'm currently looking for any job opportunity tech or non-tech - and would really appreciate a referral.

I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, and have basic knowledge of Java.

I've also studied network engineering concepts (LAN/WAN, troubleshooting, etc.) - so even network support or IT roles work fine for me.

I'm a fresher and I'm open to learning and adapting to any role available.

If anyone can refer me or suggest open positions, please DM or comment Any help is truly appreciated Thanks in advance

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r/nagpur•

Hey everyone, I'm currently looking for any job opportunity tech or non-tech - and would really appreciate a referral.

I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, and have basic knowledge of Java.

I've also studied network engineering concepts (LAN/WAN, troubleshooting, etc.) - so even network support or IT roles work fine for me.

I'm a fresher and I'm open to learning and adapting to any role available.

If anyone can refer me or suggest open positions, please DM or comment Any help is truly appreciated Thanks in advance

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r/networking•

Hey everyone, I'm currently looking for any job opportunity tech or non-tech - and would really appreciate a referral.

I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, and have basic knowledge of Java.

I've also studied network engineering concepts (LAN/WAN, troubleshooting, etc.) - so even network support or IT roles work fine for me.

I'm a fresher and I'm open to learning and adapting to any role available.

If anyone can refer me or suggest open positions, please DM or comment Any help is truly appreciated Thanks in advance

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r/ReferralTrains•

Hey everyone, I'm currently looking for any job opportunity tech or non-tech - and would really appreciate a referral.

I know HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, and have basic knowledge of Java.

I've also studied network engineering concepts (LAN/WAN, troubleshooting, etc.) - so even network support or IT roles work fine for me.

I'm a fresher and I'm open to learning and adapting to any role available.

If anyone can refer me or suggest open positions, please DM or comment Any help is truly appreciated Thanks in advance!

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r/flying•

hey guys! so i just got an update from unstop i’ve cleared the previous round and my AO&CS Walk-in Drive interview is scheduled for 3rd nov

honestly, this is my first time going for an airline-related role, and i have no clue what they usually ask or what the process looks like. is it more like HR-based questions (tell me about yourself, strengths/weaknesses kinda thing)? or do they test communication, situation handling, or aviation-related stuff too?

i’ve heard mixed things like some say it’s mostly personality + confidence, others say they ask about airport codes, customer service scenarios, etc.

so if anyone has attended the AO&CS walk-in recently (esp. for IndiGo), could you pls

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r/jobs•

hey guys! so i just got an update from unstop i’ve cleared the previous round and my AO&CS Walk-in Drive interview is scheduled for 3rd nov

honestly, this is my first time going for an airline-related role, and i have no clue what they usually ask or what the process looks like. is it more like HR-based questions (tell me about yourself, strengths/weaknesses kinda thing)? or do they test communication, situation handling, or aviation-related stuff too?

i’ve heard mixed things like some say it’s mostly personality + confidence, others say they ask about airport codes, customer service scenarios, etc.

so if anyone has attended the AO&CS walk-in recently (esp. for IndiGo), could you pls

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