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	What is the best way to get a job in computer networking? I have about ten years of experience in telecom engineering hardware installation in central offices for Verizon. I want to start with a cisco CCNA cert but I don't know if I should go back and get a 2 or 4 yr computer science degree. I have a BS in Communications. You computer guys give me some guideance as to how to proceed. Thanks! 5 answers - Asked By: sshaner892000 - 7/17/2008

	What are the job options offered through these majors? Medical science, Engineering (ME or EE), Kinesiology, Life Science Also could you mention the approximate annual salary for each if i chose a private/business sector What are the easier degrees? 1 answer - Asked By: Say WHAAA! - 9/4/2011

	Do I have to go to architecture school to be competitive in getting an architecture job? Forgive my ignorance, I know very little about this. Is it possible to major in architecture in a liberal arts college or tech school and have a good chance to get an architecture job? 1 answer - Asked By: Victoria - 8/30/2009

	How much would it cost to live in oslo for the summer ? I want to move to olso and maybe rent an apartment for the summer next year,but i will need a job in olso for funds to live.I am enlish and want to know if there are cheap places to let in olso for the summer.Also if there is any like part time work or anything that i could do and if that is possible. If getting a job is possible what will i have to do to make me working and living there for the summer legal 1 answer - Asked By: liam.buckley1@btinternet.com - 12/4/2010

	Can anyone help me think of a topic for my Latin American Cultures class? It has to deal with one specific country in central or south America and also related to my field of study....which is business. please help.. im so stumped on a topic. 3 answers - Asked By: Brazilian Dope! - 3/15/2010

	How do I become a furniture designer? Is there a specific degree I require? A school you recommend? A company that accepts amateurs and their designs? Any advice at all? 1 answer - Asked By: ? - 8/10/2011

	What is the value of bureaucracy? AND What is the cost of bureaucracy? We were having a discussion in class and even though i asked my teacher, he didn't quite answer my questions where i could understand. Id love any feedback! 1 answer - Asked By: Chanel - 8/30/2012

	What is the reputation of an MS Applied Statistics degree from Bowling Green State University (in Ohio)? Also, how does it compare against the MS Stat program at Oklahoma State University in Stillwater and the program in California State University at East Bay? Specifically, how do they compare in terms of job prospects? My background is an MA in pure Math from Central Michigan University(this is a small regional school, maybe Tier 3 or Tier 4). I'm trying to switch into Statistics from just pure Math. 2 answers - Asked By: concerned student - 6/6/2010

	How has the nature of work changed in the last 10 years? As in what/where/who/how.? I have no idea and can't find anything on the internet with a straight answer. 1 answer - Asked By: rere_b - 3/5/2008

	What steps should a 15-20 year old teen take to be a real radio announcer? (not in school)? Can anyone give me an idea? like how can a 15-20 year old teen propose for the radio station? thank a lot. 3 answers - Asked By: Petty - 9/29/2009

	How are these schools for engineering graduate placement? Say I want to go to Stanford graduate school for engineering. For undergraduate, how are these schools: Stanford Northwestern Rice Duke Columbia Princeton Cornell Michigan MIT USC University of Connecticut Vanderbilt 1 answer - Asked By: Xcal - 11/23/2010

	Is the civil engineering field good? How is the Civil Engineering field? Particularly, Geotechnical, Water Resources, and Structural. How is the pay? What is the work environment like? Do you have to travel to job sites if you're in design, or do you remain in one central office? How hard is it to get a PE license? 1 answer - Asked By: ANON - 9/5/2011

	How do you become a Radio DJ? My friend, a 15 year old girl, wants to become a radio DJ when she's older. She is already visiting a local uni station to try and get involved, is there anything else to do like in the future? Thanks :) 2 answers - Asked By: Ben8896 - 9/25/2009

	What takes place inside an office? This may sound like a silly question, but I guess I am just not the guy who knows it. I have never ever been there in my life. May I know, what takes place inside an office? How is work carried out there? What does each and every person in the office do? What is the role of each and everyone? How is work allocated? Can someone explain to me in a simple way, please? How are the roles divided? Can anyone show me a source? I have never worked in an office before. I always work on site. 1 answer - Asked By: Street Smart - 3/23/2010

	How do you get into the radio industry.? I have always wanted to be a raido dj and now that i am older i would like to know the best way to pursue a career in this. 2 answers - Asked By: geefors - 11/24/2008

	How would I get a job at a radio station? I'd really like to get a job at a local radio station, but I'm not sure how to go about that. Is it an application process, where you visit some stations and ask for forms to fill out, or do you need to wait around until a station posts a vacancy? 2 answers - Asked By: - 8/3/2008

	What kind of agencies(federal & State) can a Crime Scene Technician work for? 1 answer - Asked By: ittybitty31290 - 2/3/2007

	What was the outcome of World War II for the Germans? What did the world do to the Nazi’s? Im Soo Lost -_- 4 answers - Asked By: Youko Love - 5/10/2012

	How would i go about moving to norway? Step by Step if possible 3 answers - Asked By: Sw1tch - 4/29/2010

	Where can I go to learn how to DJ? I really would like to learn and it's difficult even starting. I hear most djs are self taught, but how do I decide what equipment is best? I just want to shadow someone else or go somewhere where they can teach me to make my own decisions on what would work best for me. Is this like a craigslist thing? 3 answers - Asked By: Lisabise - 4/29/2011

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Meets customer demands by designing and planning central office equipment; evaluating the ramifications of power, capacity, and cable; supervising installation and maintenance.

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