Lpc2000

I am working in embedded field for the last 5 years.
Key skills:C,RTOS(eCOS)
CPU:8051,8086,ARM
Serial communication:I2C,SPI,RS232,RS485,CAN

Check out the newsletters at http://ganssle.com/tem-back.htm, they
have embedded job postings.

On 11/29/05, subhashinimanne <subhashinimanne@...m> wrote:
>  I am working in embedded field for the last 5 years.
>  Key skills:C,RTOS(eCOS)
>  CPU:8051,8086,ARM
>  Serial communication:I2C,SPI,RS232,RS485,CAN
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Bryce Schober

please forward your resume to pankaj.bhimani@...

please let me know weather you are in embedded softwares or hardware
also and please mention your current salary.

Pankaj

--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "subhashinimanne"
<subhashinimanne@y...> wrote:

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> I am working in embedded field for the last 5 years.
> Key skills:C,RTOS(eCOS)
> CPU:8051,8086,ARM
> Serial communication:I2C,SPI,RS232,RS485,CAN
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--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "bhimanipankaj" <bhimanipankaj@y...>
wrote:

> please let me know weather you are in embedded softwares or hardware
> also and please mention your current salary.

This is not a personal slam, and this message wasn't directed at me,
but I have always resisted giving my current salary to prospective
employers. It's fine to ask questions like: are you willing to
reloacte, and this type of thing. 

In my opinion the salary question should only come up after a
particular job has been discussed. I need to know the cost of living
in the city in question, and I need to know how enjoyable the work may
be before I'm willing to discuss any numbers. If you are willing to
delegate a lot of decisions to me, and you want me to work with the
best tools, and your projects are cutting edge and exciting, I may
agree to make less money in order to get that kind of job!

From the company's perspective, they need to know my exact skillset,
and how I can benefit their company before they make me a specific offer.

Again, I'm not attacking you because I know this type of info is
commonly requested "up front". But my current salary does NOT tell you
how much I expect to make in an entirely different situation. And
that's what you really want to know, right?

Eric

Who would hire a turkey like this ???
He was given a private email and continues to pollute our public environment
with his personal employment philosophies !!!
Yich !!!
----- Original Message ----- 

From: "Eric Engler" <englere.geo@...>
To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 2:42 PM
Subject: [lpc2000] Re: Looking for Embedded software job


> --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "bhimanipankaj" <bhimanipankaj@y...>
> wrote:
>
> > please let me know weather you are in embedded softwares or hardware
> > also and please mention your current salary.
>
> This is not a personal slam, and this message wasn't directed at me,
> but I have always resisted giving my current salary to prospective
> employers. It's fine to ask questions like: are you willing to
> reloacte, and this type of thing.
>
> In my opinion the salary question should only come up after a
> particular job has been discussed. I need to know the cost of living
> in the city in question, and I need to know how enjoyable the work may
> be before I'm willing to discuss any numbers. If you are willing to
> delegate a lot of decisions to me, and you want me to work with the
> best tools, and your projects are cutting edge and exciting, I may
> agree to make less money in order to get that kind of job!
>
> >From the company's perspective, they need to know my exact skillset,
> and how I can benefit their company before they make me a specific offer.
>
> Again, I'm not attacking you because I know this type of info is
> commonly requested "up front". But my current salary does NOT tell you
> how much I expect to make in an entirely different situation. And
> that's what you really want to know, right?
>
> Eric
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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And yet he's absolutely right!

On 11/30/05, Don Williams <donw@...> wrote:
>
>  Who would hire a turkey like this ???
> He was given a private email and continues to pollute our public
> environment
> with his personal employment philosophies !!!
> Yich !!!
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Eric Engler" <englere.geo@...>
> To: <lpc2000@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Thursday, December 01, 2005 2:42 PM
> Subject: [lpc2000] Re: Looking for Embedded software job
>
>
> > --- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, "bhimanipankaj" <bhimanipankaj@y...>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > please let me know weather you are in embedded softwares or hardware
> > > also and please mention your current salary.
> >
> > This is not a personal slam, and this message wasn't directed at me,
> > but I have always resisted giving my current salary to prospective
> > employers. It's fine to ask questions like: are you willing to
> > reloacte, and this type of thing.
> >
> > In my opinion the salary question should only come up after a
> > particular job has been discussed. I need to know the cost of living
> > in the city in question, and I need to know how enjoyable the work may
> > be before I'm willing to discuss any numbers. If you are willing to
> > delegate a lot of decisions to me, and you want me to work with the
> > best tools, and your projects are cutting edge and exciting, I may
> > agree to make less money in order to get that kind of job!
> >
> > >From the company's perspective, they need to know my exact skillset,
> > and how I can benefit their company before they make me a specific
> offer.
> >
> > Again, I'm not attacking you because I know this type of info is
> > commonly requested "up front". But my current salary does NOT tell you
> > how much I expect to make in an entirely different situation. And
> > that's what you really want to know, right?
> >
> > Eric
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> > Yahoo! Groups Links
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