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Kouroshh Posted 13 years ago
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I would like to ask you how important is the knowledge of AutoCat? I am a recent electrical engineering graduate and I do not have work experience about AutoCat. Do you have any advice for graduate student that what should they do if they do not have knowledge of AutoCat? Should they apply for your jobs? What is the likelihood of not getting a job in your company without having knowledge of AutoCat?
  

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I would like to ask you : how important is the knowledge of AutoCat? I am a recent electrical engineering graduate and I do not have work ( you probably could delete work . An alternative expression is hands-on experience ) experience about with AutoCat.

— Blue Jay

  • I would like to ask you : how important is the knowledge of AutoCat?
  • I am a recent electrical engineering graduate and I do not have work ( you probably could delete work .
  • An alternative expression is hands-on experience ) experience about with AutoCat.
  • Do you have any advice for graduate student that about or concerning what should they do if they do not have knowledge of AutoCat?
  • Should they apply for your jobs ( I suggest jobs with your company )?
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I would like to ask you: how important is the knowledge of AutoCat? I am a recent electrical engineering graduate and I do not have work (you probably could delete work. An alternative expression is hands-on experience
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Thank you so much Blue Jay! I greatly appreciate your help.
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Try this:
I would like to ask you: how important is the knowledge of AutoCat? I am a recent electrical engineering graduate and I do not have work experience with AutoCat. Do you have any advice for graduate student students concerning what should they they should do if th
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I missed students altogether. Sorry! Emotion: embarrassed
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Do you mean AutoCAD?
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ahhhhh, yes enoon! It was a typing error! Thank you for your comment and correcting my mistake! (Sorry, should I say in the previous sentence ''FOR'' or ''WITH'' your comment?
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"For." We thank people "for" things.
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I get confused about the last sentence of my text ''What is the likelihood of getting a job in your company without having knowledge of AutoCat? ''

Which one is correct?

1-getting a job in your company Or 2- getting a job with your company
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You can use either one. They are both correct.
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