 | I work at a large retail company writing software in C and RPG using DB2 for persistence. What kind of opportunities are there for foreign programmers in Taipei? I can speak mandarin like a 4th grade student, read like a 2nd grade student and write like a preschooler. I am not bound to C and RPG, I also know python and php, and use mysql.
0 - Asked By: mr.justin@kimo.com - 2/1/2009 |
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| With Mysql, sql server , oracle and IBM db2 skills. Whats the entry level position for a person to start off in the field of databases? Anything other then help desk.
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 | I mean in terms of jobs, what kinds of programming experience do companies for look for in a person the most?
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| I am currently working as a Database Analyst and love it! I graduated in December and started my first entry-level job as a Database Analyst. Of course, I work with everything SQL. I was just curious as to how long SQL will be the main requirement for employers? I know I will have to learn whatever new comes out down the road.
3 answers - Asked By: kevin_scott407 - 3/5/2009 |
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| I have been studying A+ for Dummies for about a month now. I am getting interested but I know I will need hands on experience not only to help me learn but land a job also. What jobs are out there for someone in my position?
1 answer - Asked By: wargdogg - 9/12/2007 |
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 | If you have a CCNA certificate, will it be good enough for you to get a job as a system analyst? Or you need something more? Eg, CCNP?
0 - Asked By: StandTall - 12/22/2008 |
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 | What are some job opportunities starting from, or advancing to, a network administrator position? What are some additional training necessary for employees to advance. Are there any roles for organizational incentives and mentoring to develop talent pools?
Please! Any help or tips are kindly appreciated.
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 | I am planning to learn one or few of the following technologies, I am searching for an IT job, I am an under graduate fresher. Please tell me which of the following has high demand in the corporate IT industry.
The Database technologies are:
Apache Derby
DB2
Firebird
Microsoft SQL Server
MySQL
Oracle
PostgreSQL
SQLite
3 answers - Asked By: ThulasiDharan - 8/17/2009 |
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| Is a career in computer programming, software development, a good career now and in the future? Any input will be appreciated. How much can I expect to make? Will there always be a job for programmers? I've heard of offshoring but I think programmers will always be needed. Please advise. Thanks.
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 | So this is my first technical interview for my first professional real job.
Here is the experience required for the job.
EXPERIENCE:
*Experience in Java.
*General knowledge of design and integration principles for complex IT environments.
*Experience with Web Service standards / technologies (XML, SOAP, REST, etc.)
*Unix development experience is beneficial.
*Experience working with relational database systems such as DB2/MS SQL/Oracle, etc.
This is for an ENTRY LEVEL job at Yum! Brands. I just want some details from anybody who has had a technical interview. Will they ask me detailed questions about every bullet point?
btw this is a phone interview.
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| Curentrly i m working as a Senior Software Engineer in Sri Lanka in One of the leading Software Company (hSenid software international www.hsenid.com) i have 3 years Experience in java,JSP, C#.net and java technologies like SWT,STRUTS etc, and ORACLE, MS SQL,My SQL, DB2 as databases. help me to find a job in Singapore, Australia, USA or Canada.
1 answer - Asked By: buramphi - 9/5/2006 |
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| I've a masters degree in computer application.I would like to become a database administrator. What should I learn?
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| I've got a certain problem, I'm supposed to integrate several systems to make a general management system, the thing is i'm not clear what i'm supposed to do.
Do i make a system that adds some non existent functions and manipulates the other systems databases ? or do i have to do one from scratch?
1 answer - Asked By: Victoria Foster - 9/24/2011 |
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 | I am planning to move from educational consultant to software because
1. Good salary
2. Good infrastructure
3. Social status
4. Global Exposure
5. sense of command Or It just my infactuation about these facts!
Or can i take up Software Testing or CRM (if so how & where do i start)
How do I prepare myself for successful career change.
I am 29 now, am i too old to get into this stream! please give your thoughtful answers
1 answer - Asked By: max_maths - 2/1/2008 |
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| I'm only 14 years old and I have decided that for a career I want to be a programmer. I was thinking maybe c# or c++. I have visual basics on my computer.
I was thinking about buying the books that teach you how to learn c++ etc. But I don't know.
I just want to know what I should try to learn first. Hopefully by an experienced programmer and there recommendation.
Thanks!
ps. I'm just confused, I wasn't aware how many languages there are!
5 answers - Asked By: Jonathanlunchbox - 2/26/2011 |
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 | Wonder if I should learn SQL Server 05 or Oracle/ Or both? I am giving myself 1 year to learn it. How to brake into that field? I read that nobody is hiring a DBA without experience.
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| If so, where would I find them or how would I going about starting? I am efficient in both the Microsoft Access front-end as well as the VBA code behind it. I already have a full-time job, but I'm looking for some extra money on the side. Thanks!
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 | Ok young ones. I envy you. You guys know all the new computer languages like HTML, Java, C++, etc. I'm like your old professor who is a dam good expert on Cobol and CICS and DB2 but I'll never find a job that wants those qualifications. So, I need to learn a whole lot more. What languages would you suggest I start to learn? If it were you, would you go back to community colleges or just try to learn from on line tutorials? Thanks for your honest reply.
Thank you so much to those who have answered. I think after I get a little practice in HTML, I'll move on to Java and C++. It's amazing how far programming has come. I started out with punch cards on an old IBM computer. It's hard to keep up when your 6-figure job wants you to remain in the mainframe world. Thanks again.
You've all been so wonderful, thank you. I almost think at my age I should apply for Director of IT departments and just direct things from behind a desk! LOL. I've learned a lot today.
7 answers - Asked By: I'm all yours - 4/27/2006 |
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| Hi,
I would like to do the course and certification from one of the following areas:
a. IBM db2
b. Testing
c. Oracle apps developer
Can anyone please suggest me which one of the above would be good for doing the course and certifications?
Also how will be the job opportunities for each?
Can anyone please tell me at-least two MNCs where we can have job opportunities for the above mentioned courses?
Also the cost for certification and any specific institute for doing the same is greatly appreciated.
Thanks a lot for your help :)
Note: I reside in Hyderabad in India.
Best Regards,
marc
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