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	My boyfriend is having a hard time finding a job? We live in Greensboro, North Carolina. He needs a job bad!!! He does not have any parents so he has to support himself. Any advice or if you know a job in this area please let me know. Also, please be nice. We are going threw a hard time! 10 answers - Asked By: Sarah - 7/19/2008

	Name of Careers that you do most of your work online? Looking for info on real computer careers. Not the stay at home/work at home jobs that are usually scams but real jobs that you can go to colleage for and get a degree for that you will do most of your work online. Example would be those people who get paid to snoop around in chat rooms ect. Give me some job titles to look up involving these sorts of jobs please. or any other neat jobs i may be able to go to colleage for. thanks. 1 answer - Asked By: LostInReality - 7/1/2008

	What do I declare as my major i know what i want to do? I want to create logos for companys,magazine, and others. I want to make the layout and graphics on web pages. I want to make the web pages, do the HTML for them. Please tell be detailed. If you say Graphic design tell me what graphic designer does exactly. THANKS!! i want to do all of those not just one 5 answers - Asked By: sfari89 - 4/29/2009

	How to get around, then master, ColdFusion, to get a job? I have a job, but I want a better one. A job description reads: Job type: Full time ...ColdFusion Developer - CSS, HTML, JavaScript...Experience with JavaScript, CSS, HTML Pluses include...ColdFusion Developer - CSS I have not only been doing this for 10 years now, but I am also certified in Javascript, CSS, and HTML 4. Yet the job wants strong Coldfusion. Coldfusion is just another server architecture right? With 7 years building server client apps in ASP I hoped they would be leanient on the Coldfusion but they are not. Why is Coldfusion still around? How can I best master it so these kinds of jobs do not remain elusive? Is it worth learning when it is going to be extinct? Why would a company insist on finding a 2-4 year Coldfusion developer? 1 answer - Asked By: DanjoHart - 12/7/2006

	I have recently been offered a position as a web developer? It requires knowledge of MS SQL, Cold Fusion and ASP.net programming languages. I do have a degree in cis but i have not used my programming languages for awhile about 6 years and have pretty much fallen off the map. the job is offering 95,000 and this is the best thing i have been offered in my life is there a website that i can train on or books for free that will allow me to update my skills and not look like a fool lol 8 answers - Asked By: Jason L - 6/22/2007

	Is programming really boring? I mean I know you write codes and stuff, but is that is? I want to be something about computing in the future, and considered proramming, but it looks just too boring. I dont know much about it though, so can anyone explain to me a few key points of it and if its enjoyable? And are there any other careers in computing or video game careers that do not involve programming? 2 answers - Asked By: Nix-Echelon - 8/25/2011

	Which has bigger income between a systems enginner and a web developer? 4 answers - Asked By: arden_cayanan - 4/17/2007

	Domain change has brought about a tough situation for me. Should I continue or leave the job? I am a JAVA developer with 3 years of experience. Due to some reasons I had left my earlier job in 1.5 years. The work in the new office was good but all of a sudden i got transferred to another domain, a tool rather, cold fusion.Should i go in for a job change beacause I will be a fresher again and I will no longer be able to work in JAVA again. And cold fusion isnt used every where, it will limit my options of the next job. What should i do for my career growth? MBA is not a viable option for me. kinldy suggest 2 answers - Asked By: sandy - 7/2/2009

	What should I know to be a successful web designer? Hi everyone, I am going to be taking a certificate program in Web Design this fall. It will teach how to use HTML, Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash and Dreamweaver. Will these be enough to start a successful career in web design? Or should I have signed up for a program that teaches .php, cold fusion, MySQL etc.? Please note that I have already spent 4 years at university, and have graduated with an honours degree in Art History. I'm taking this program to give my career search some more focus. Thanks! 3 answers - Asked By: B - 8/19/2009

	I'm studying IT software development ? So I'm wondering if i could get a job as a web developer when i finish my studies ,because i find C sharp C++ SQL Server 2005 JAVA a little bit dull and boring for me . . I'm quite good at HTML XHTML CSS and have basic skills at PHP I'm also good at Hardware but I've never wanted to become a sis admin or an It Technician we do web production and management and event driven programing as well so will that help me to get a job as a web designer/developer ? 1 answer - Asked By: Bella - 10/5/2008

	I need advice regarding video game career? I'm 26 and i'm planning to move to canada to start a career in the video game industry. Video game is my passion. I play a lot and know a lot about games in general. Now I have a bachelor degree in administration, been working for five years in this field and i'm fed up, tired of it. So i want to change but my family thinks it's a really bad idea. I have 2 brothers living in canada and they told that i'll end up driving a taxi or selling at the grocery store because i'm already too old. I'll be 30 something after 4 years in computer science with a major in video game development. Is it really too old?? My brothers also said that most companies hire only younger people. Should i listen to them and get master degree in administration ( i don't really like the idea) or take the risk and follow my passion??? 2 answers - Asked By: mike b - 11/13/2008

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