i have 12 yrs construction exp and 2 yrs software exp which industry i shd stick?
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Actually construction industry is looking for people in project control- scheduling/cost control that require IT expertise. With your experience, going base salary is over 80K & you can make upto 120K p.a. easy with your per diem etc. Go to monster or primavera.com & search for primavera or scheduler or project controls.
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You shouldnt start by learning software.. Yu should learn in order.\n\nHTML - You will need to know it stone cold.\nCSS  - Ditto.. \nphp - If you want dynamic pages that DO anything.\nmySQL - For database based pages.\njavascript/ajax - for dynamic, web 2.0 applications.\n\nLearning software you won't get the understanding you need of the underlying technologies. You may be able to desing mediocre pages using just software, but you will never design GREAT pages.\n\nThere is NO software that will help with web 2.0 at this point, and if you don't know the underlying technologies, you wont be able to get started in Web 2.0.\n\n-HtJ
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I can help you out. I'm a professional sw engineer &#92; architect. I've built solutions for small & large companies including SAP, Pfizer, Aramark & Bristol Myers Squibb. \n\ngood luck with your project
366422
Go with STC, their material is great (did my 7/63 with them years ago).\n\nYour firm should really be taking care of this for you...
51298
It depends on the kind of jobs you're looking for.  The tech sector is pretty hot now, relative to how it's been in the past few years.  It's not like trying to find work in Seatle, San Jose, or other tech hot spots though.  Other types of jobs are in great demand too, especially construction related.  Without knowing what kind of job you're looking for, it's impossible to give you a good idea.
1006755
Shoulve gone with eng. buddy. Try an MBA! Accoutning. JOina  multinat'l firm then get US license!
545570
There are millions of HR software available in the market.\nHow did you get job in middle east?
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U can jobs with phone carriers building cell sites, landscaping landlines, installing fiber optics.  U shouldn't have too much of an issue in the future as long as ur aware of markets.  For example right now east coast is better due to the fact the are 2-3 yrs behind technology..  So they need RF engineers, ppl able to do a walk through and design sites etc etc.  On the west coast. it's a little bit harder almost up to date technology but still need ppl to scale a site and build it.\nT-com is demanding but there are times where it is unstable.  Layoffs are high with direct companies then being a contractor or subcontractor.  It is harder if u have a family cause the job can call for relocation or u can be gone for long periods of time.  \nThe money is good and u get really good hours.  Good luck!
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more of the same with a bigger title and more people to manage unless you want to branch out into other areas of business. you might want to just focus on your current career for the next five years. some industries don't even last that long much less jobs or careers. you probably want to start thinking about options outside telecom at least.
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I may be misunderstanding your question but all industries require management - what specifically are you interested in?
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Commercial property is on the rise. Anything to do with retail is on a current sell out. Even investments in commercial property is rising very well. If youre in Rajasthan, the place is supposed to pick up rapidly for the IT and BPOs. Also, manufacturing in Rajasthan is on a rise. Contact some architects there. Or get in touch with a Civil Engineering/Construction firm immediately.
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Go for it. However you will start as a junior. After 2 years of experience your market value will be much higher.
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Grainger\nMotion Industries
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What environment are you in?\n\nWind or hydro might be better options depending on local conditions. also depending on local skills and suppliers. see appropriate technology site
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Indian Adhesive industry is growing @ 15-17% every year. Auto industry and electronic/computer hardware industry is growing at same rate. These industries require automated adhesive application. I would give a thumbs-up for the scope. However, there is always the speculation of imports from China/Taiwan.
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If you've never worked in the industry then a degree is a must. I would recommend Java out of those you've listed, if you want to do complex web programming. If you want to do embedded apps and networking and windows programming I recommend C++ or C#. Personally I see Java and C# as the two top languages out there that command the biggest bucks.There are more Java jobs, but there are more Java people and the rate is lower. If you go with C# there is a shortage right now and they get higher rates.
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I have 2 degrees.  One is in the humanities and one is in computers.  I work in the film industry.