Experience questions on asp.net And silverlight

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Hello there..

Myself Ramesh ch Tulal and i have 1 year of experience but still i m not that much of good in programming.Presently i lost my job and searching for a new job with my 1 year experience.You people please assist me that what kind of question i have to prepare respect to my experience.

Please help with this because i m just confused,That what i know and what i don't.

Thanks/Regard:Ramesh ch Tulal

Posted 4-Jul-11 10:10am

RameshChTulal

Updated 4-Jul-11 10:11am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Jul-11 16:31pm

Sorry, this looks like off-topic for this forum. Also, assist in what? You don't even explain what kind of help you would expect.
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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2011-07-04T10:59:00

There's no questions we can give you that will magically get you a job. Any decent interviewer will work out if you know enough to get the job or not, practice questions will not help. Instead, work out what field you hope to work in, and spend your time while you look for a job, reading up on those things, doing test projects, and actually building your skills.