Advice

["Vicky Rubin" <hohnee -at- earthlink -dot- net>]

Hello Seasoned Pros,

I'm new to the field and to the board.  I'm learning so much from your
posts, not to mention getting a good laugh at least once a day.
I have a 20 yr. old undergrad in Org. Development and a certificate from
Northwestern. (My class was the first for the program, and apparently, the
last..it's being discontinued.) My writing credits to date are creative
(poetry, radio work, short story) and talent agency stuff, but tech is what
I want to do.

If you all had one piece of advice on how to prepare for interviewing and
looking for work what would that be?  I have some knowledge of Frame,
Dreamweaver, Acrobat 5.0, Visual Basic, Visio, and Office 2000, but am
concerned that I'll be laughed out of space, cyber and physical, because I
can't compete with folks who can do it all.

Thanks.

Victoria


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