Dora Said:

Which career path should I follow?

We Answered:

You have not mentioned the activity of the small start up company. Anyway, if it is paying you well you can join it. Regarding MBA, you can have it by joining a distance course. However, I will suggest you to pose the question to asknaukri.com and get an expert advice.

Joann Said:

I want to go back to college & study Help?

We Answered:

You said that your English isn't good, but if you could write that much in English and I actually find it understandable, your English should be good enough to go back to school. Just go get a TOEFL or IELTS test,

Clinton Said:

Quick, I need some help with my resume ASAP. !! please, Thank you !?

We Answered:

Start by saying how many years (total) experience you have and in what disciplines as a summary. here's an example:

"I've had extensive experience in the electronics and computers related fields on XXX type companies going back as for 1998. Where I developed and exceeded results in XX activities"

Then you state your current position and tentatively add some of the experience you gathered on your 1998 one.

After wards put the 1998 experience in full detail.

Then put your achievements (if you don't have anything, go by saying how you helped improved your activities)

Remember that when using the word "technical" it means you have a "base" job. Be sure to put instead a word that better catches the eye of your employer because if you are able to interact with customers and also manage complex electronics, you can use it as a plus.

There's a lot of web pages you can search on that have "resume samples" that might help you create a more suitable format than instead of using the ones that are predetermined in MS Word.

Good luck

Irma Said:

I have tech support experience, where can I go from here?

We Answered:

Some companies have their tier 2 / senior level technical support still in North America, for customers that are unsatisfied with the Indian call centre experience. Not only are these higher level support centres still here, but they value the experience and skills that seasoned technical support specialists can bring. Plus, you'd be on the short list to a supervisory and/or management level position.

While you may not want to work in this field anymore, it's definitely more relevant to the abilities you've described here and a big step above working at a gas station or Wal-Mart (unless you're working in IT for the latter, which is among the largest overall technical resources in the US along with the Pentagon and Google at last check).