What is hot in computer job market? What if i read will get me a job immediately?
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The whole industry is going through some big changes right now so what's hot is pretty hard to pick. My list would be:\n\n1. Web programming with Python, PHP, Ruby. Java and ASP.NET are good web frameworks, but the 4GL languages are so much faster to develop in and seem to be the core of most new web 2.0 sites.\n\n2. IT infrastructure consolidation using commodity hardware, open source software, and virtualization using VMware, XEN, etc.\n\n3. Web Services-based middleware. Yahoo, Amazon, Google, etc. are exposing business services via web services that all generating all kinds of new business models. Mashups are leveraging UI and backend API interfaces to create new web applications like Zillow, etc.\n\n4. Business Process Modeling is getting a new breath of life as the Java application servers and .NET framwork mature and there's a demand for good business analysts who can document business processes using UML, BPMN, or BPEL.\n\n5. Mobile device applications is still a hot area, but very challenging due to the short lifespan of the equipement and myriad of connection protocols: EDGE, EV-DO, UMTS, etc.\n\n6. VOIP using the Asterix open source PBX. Later versions with SIP support for CTI is really going to be cool and there's a big demand for cost savings to rip out old phone systems and go to wireless.\n\n7. Jonathan Schwartz pointed out that more money will be spent on storage than on software for the next couple years. How companies deal with rapidly increasing amounts of data is going to generate demand for database and storage infrastructure skills.\n\n8. Software as a service. Even the big players are starting to realize that selling software as a right-to-use license is a dead-end and the future is in the monthly service charge model.\n\nBasically, people looking to get into the I.T. field should steer clear of commoditized areas like application programming, customer support, embedded systems, etc. \n\nHope that helps!
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Those skills will get you a career almost anywhere.  Every business needs someone who can fix and run their computers.  Do you want to work in profit, non-profit, education, law enforcement...?  You can basically pick any business and focus on it because they will need someone like you.  Good luck!
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first of all you need to understand your job profile and what are the recruiters looking forward to see in your Resume,As a computer programmer, you will be involved with coding, writing and de-bugging applications on a day to day basis.\n\nYou will work both a brief of an application, and also require initiative to suggest how to do things, how to do things better, to streamline code and so on.\n\nYou will need to be able to work on your own projects and on larger projects, also pick up code where others have left off.\n\nTherefore the key thing you need is a detailed knowledge of the language(s) in which you will be required to work. Therefore you will have at least a bachelors degree in your subject, but often even further qualifications than this.\n\nAs a programmer, you must of course have superb general computing skills too. You have good analysis skills, attention to detail and patience to get programs to work.\n\nGood people skills are not essential but being able to communicate clearly is. You will also need to be comfortable with working in front of a computer screen for most of the day - something which does not appeal to many.\n\nAlso concentrating on your own and working for extended periods on your own are also abilities that you must possess.\n\nFor a good programmer, the demand for their skills will always be high, and there will be very good money on offer too. Top programmers can earn six figure salaries and even retire young!\nso try to combine all you have studied and what you have learned or gained from your previous experience.\nDon't hesitate to add any valuable info, languages spoken, activities, seminars attended, certificates...etc\nBest of luck
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There are plenty of that kind of books listing potential careers in IT, but I think the ONE book all IT professionals should read is The World is Flat, by Thomas Friedman (especially the chapter on the 10 world flatteners).\n\nHis book already sold 1.5 million copies, and his advice has been heeded by politicians in Washington.\n\nHe's basically talking about the globalization of the economy, and how it affects IT professionals in particular.\n\nIt is a bit scary, but if you want to know what the future looks like for IT professionals, it's always good to confront reality and prepare to compete in the global economy.\n\nI know lots of people who are great with computers and technologies, but as Friedman makes clear, you have to know WHO you are serving. Knowing whom your computer services will benefit, will give you an advantage in the job market.\n\nGood luck!
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Please stay away from these scams. You should never pay to get a job under any circumstances. Run while you still have a chance.
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I will try to keep this short.\nI had a computer store in Calif for a few years and did quite well. I found it to be the most cash intensive business if you do things right. \nLocation and hours are a key here. Because most people work during the week and have only weekends off to take care of thier computer problems being open on Sunday is essential. Also being open a little later than your competition helps. You must also be in a location that can be easily accessed and seen.\nDepending on where you are in the country, you might wish to seek out computer swapmeets. They provide many customers and contacts. In Calif there are many throughout the state and I did some of my best business there. Plus most of the buyers use cash.\nBe sure that you and the people you have working for you really know what they are doing. Keep up with the new technologies and very important, have fun.\nGood luck to you.
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presently java is the best. more opportunities. easy to get job. challenging programming.
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Listen up man there are lots of opportunities in the field u r looking for, but these jobs reqiures a lot of working hours to be spent on computers which'll make you feel a bit boring and a bit dull, so i would reccomend you something better, and if really intrested then mail me at delete_insert_shoot@yahoo.com
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http://sg.jobstreet.com/default.htm
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That means having an electronical (online) version of your resume/CV. There are many sites that offer this kind of services, mostly to help you find jobs and help employers find new employees.\n\nFor example, YAHOO! Hot Jobs, Monster etc.
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Application for employment?  What is your specialty?  Is it computer networking or do you want to use computer networking in a job search?
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I don't know about jobs, but we started and now have a successful home business. We do all our work on the computer and phone in our home. Email rbowen12@windstream.net\nGood luck
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You may try going on the web and accessing the major job sites and typing Human Resourses.  This will give you top companies currently hiring, which could prove to be beneficial.\n\ncareerbuilder.com\njob bank\nyahoo hot jobs\nmymonster.com\nworktree.com
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YOU SHOULD GO AND LOOK FOR IN "SEARCH" THAT WILL GIVE YOU ALL THE QUESTIONS RELATED WITH JOBS
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The job market is saturated right now (more applicants than jobs). Keep looking, something will come along.
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what about it?  Are you seeking employment?
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Get Vault info at\n\nhttp://jobguideforjobseekers.blogspot.com\n\nLots of jobs and also related research for getting job