PASHA Career Expo Today
Once upon a time in an industry far far away, there were only four technology companies, only one programming language and a single half way decent computer science program.
That was once upon a time (two and a half decades ago) in an industry far far away.
Today at the PASHA Career Expo, more than 24 companies will help 3000 young padawans feel the force, nurture and guide it. They will discover if they have it within them to win a pod racing competition, yield a light saber, flirt with destiny, experiment with Faster than light (FTL drive) and sign lucrative multiyear deal with Lucas films (opps, sorry wrong track).
If you have anything to do with computer science, have any doubts about the force within you or would just like to hob knob with the industry who’s who, come and drop by at the Karachi Marriot between 10am and 6pm today where the Jedi council of Pakistan will be on the lookout for The ONE.
Remember the measure of a man is not how he ends thing but the events he is seen at.
And if you would like to see Adnan and myself flout the dress code in strictly sharia non-compliant wear that has been outlawed by the Taliban feel free to ask for the Alchemy and Pixsense booths.
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July 20, 2008
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Thanks Jawwad for being an active part of this activity. You, Adnan Agboatwalla, Ashraf Kapadia, Adnan Lawai, Nauman Sheikh, Hassan Basharat – all made the workshops so rich and interactive and interesting – not to speak of the SI session – the largest one yet.
And it was nice to see people like Yusuf Jan, Sajid Hameed, Rodney Rahman, Nasser Ghazi, Rahim Lalani, Saba Kamal, Arshad Khalil and others there on a Sunday talking with kids, counselling and being part of an activity that is much needed. Of course the Alchemy team, the Mixit, PixSense, IBM, Intel, Etilize, ThirdEye, Systems, TRG and Bearing Point teams added depth and excitement. Teamwork always pays off.
And you know what was most exciting? Younger industry people – Fariha, Imad, Muneer, Mohtashim and Aleem were involved in counseling and in running Special Interest Group sessions. Makes the heart feel good.
Must not forget Rabia Garib and her team who were there letting people know what a super event it was and recording it for posterity.
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