about good software job?
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if you have good programming capable go to programming side means either java or .net .other wise go to testing side. otter wise oracle apps.
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1) Any job is good. It is determined according to the way that you look at.\n2) If you have a degree or any other special professional qualifications , you can join with my company.
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It is a very good software. You shud try it out!
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I am workin in IT company as a software developer.. i answers lots of questions here..n ofcourse i love blogging....u can also start from this www.blogsource.com.. its completely a  different world
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How do you define "good"?  \n\nIf it is money, then yes.  UPS is a good-paying job, with solid benefits and fairly good job stability.  \n\nI have heard mixed reviews on the less tangible sides of the job.  I have heard that it is demanding and not real flexible.  In the beginning you're likely to be doing less glorious jobs, driving less-glorious routes.  \n\nBut if you're aiming for that slightly eventual goal - I think it would be a pretty darned good place to work!
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As a "gem programmer" (modesty off) who was recently interviewed I can assure that there's only one way: to see their work. Ask them to show you their early works and talk about it.\n\nA couple years ago I was team leader with 17 developers. One programmer was great, articles in CUJ etc. - and worth nothing for the company. He just did his own hobby, neglecting the projects.\n\nHe could pass any test you can think about, but still, you got nothing usable from him.\n\nAnd as myself, after a couple million USD value software produced and sold, I will fail "clever" tests like the details of "cout" function - I never used it, and I saw it only in examples or logging.\n\nAnd when you hire a bad programmer, he/she will tend to hire/retain even worse coworkers. The result will be bugs and missed market.\nOnly Microsoft can survive such thing. :)
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Check software companies online. They might be willing to offer work sponsorship. I have a friend hired from another country by applying online.
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opensourcejobsonline has the best relevant keyword density, this may help a bit with search engines as the search term "online" and "jobs" is very common. easy to remember too.... good luck with the project
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That depends on whether or not they are good lines of code. I've spent one hour writing four lines of code that eloquently solved a problem. I've also written 1500 lines in one hour, but they were rather simple.\n\nLines of code was a good way to measure programmer's progress in earlier years when proceedural code and heavy optomization meant that all developers wrote standard code for a specific purpose using known methods. That has largely changed with the addition of high-level langauges, the powerful IDE environments, and the high code reusablity. In short, lines per hour is no longer much of a good standard for programmers.\n\nAs to what is, however, I can't really help there.
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yes , why not\nu must work well and make good resume for urself
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Good for you, hope you found a job you enjoy
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Well, it's a challenging job. But, if you have a flair for it, you can really excel. Time constraints and pressures will be there quite often, but if you have the urge to learn more, then it won't be a problem. A good indicator to gauge the extent of your interest in programming would be -- Do you feel a sense of accomplishment or satisfaction after successfully executing a complex program??
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www.guru.com\nwww.ihireprogrammers.com
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There are many options including: Consultants, Software developer, Software testing ( Quality assurance), software maintenance, Technical Documentors, Software trainers, Rea search in Software, Software project management, Marketing etc.
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something that you like and there is job for it
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try jobserve it's a great place for UK jobs especially SAP.
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1. Solid knowledge and hands-on experience in the programming language\n\n2. Good understanding of database structure and strong logic in process flow (being able to streamline & prevent unnecessary steps in coding)\n\n3. Patient and detail-oriented (especially in debugging)\n\n4. Genuine curiosity on how things work & willing to listen to end users' needs\n\n5. Most importantly, always keep on top of new technologies (don't become a dinosaur)