Blind_Arrow
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well, i don't think you being at rural area effects your job prospects, if you'd been in business education, then it might would have. just write your skills in a manner they can understand. everything should be fine. as i remember applying for a support job (without knowing the company), they even didn't looked at my education, just experience and skills and called me for interview.
so, a better hands-on-experience will be advantage, even if not, let them know, what skills you have and what you are interested to do.
so, a better hands-on-experience will be advantage, even if not, let them know, what skills you have and what you are interested to do.