future IT career (1 Viewer)

[geez85]

since the IT industry isnt goin good in respect to employment, does ne1 think i will boom agen?

 

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read it somewhere not all area of IT are decaying...parts like network stuff is "booming"...

dunno if its true but

 

[geez85]

What about the software engineer?

 

[babydoll_]

It would depend on supply and demand, I think.

In order to get and keep a job, you'd also have to be well educated and keep up to date.

 

[geez85]

So out of all the IT areas, which 1 is in demand?

 

[:: ck ::]

wireless definiately

 

[geez85]

so telecommunication?

 

[Huy]

definately wireless networking
Wi-Fi, 802.11g/h/i (whatever else they come out with at higher transmission speeds)

i think it's at 54mbps now for 802.11g
b was at 11mbps

telecommunications, networking

 

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Originally posted by Huy
definately wireless networking
Wi-Fi, 802.11g/h/i (whatever else they come out with at higher transmission speeds)

i think it's at 54mbps now for 802.11g
b was at 11mbps

telecommunications, networking

wats with those numbers kid!! take it easy!

 

[Huy]

Originally posted by ...
wats with those numbers kid!! take it easy!

KID? I turned 18 yesterday!

 

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oh, big boy now hey...

 

[McLake]

There are plently of prospects for the budding software engineer

*False smile falls off faces and smashes on floor*

Who know's what it will be like in 4/5 years. My lecturers are predicting a resurgance of the IT boom, and I can only hope that it will pick up ...

 

[Winston]

i can definately say the .NET industry is in demand, im currently under going sum learning in it and studies, as .NET developers are hot at the moment, they're basically in need

 

[Huy]

Originally posted by Winston
i can definately say the .NET industry is in demand

how could I forget about the .NET framework (microsoft).
that's always popular, what with longhorn going into beta next year, the new visual studio, office system (2003), the whole kit and kaboodle.

programming isn't my thing though
but i know where you're coming from.
it's going to be BIG!

 

[:: ck ::]

the thing with programming is, its not secure for ur whole life

once u are 40-50 ish and ur salary is fairly good, companies tend to replace u for younger, cheaper, and perhaps more skilled (not so much more experienced) programmers

it is at that time most lifelong programmers turn to the managerial side

 

[Rahul]

Originally posted by :: ryan.cck ::
it is at that time most lifelong programmers turn to the managerial side

thats wat i am aiming for in the long run.

hoping to do Bcomm/BEcomp

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Huy
how could I forget about the .NET framework (microsoft).
that's always popular, what with longhorn going into beta next year, the new visual studio, office system (2003), the whole kit and kaboodle.

programming isn't my thing though
but i know where you're coming from.
it's going to be BIG!

hey huy, herrick told me about u

 

[Huy]

Originally posted by Winston
hey huy, herrick told me about u

hahah hey winston
he's a good mate of mine, i didn't know you went to his school.

 

[Winston]

Originally posted by Huy
hahah hey winston
he's a good mate of mine, i didn't know you went to his school.

haha yeah i heard... LOL... small world dammit ...

 

[Beaky]

Linux is going to be in demand very soon... since microfsoft is embedding all the new privacy laws into processors, people will need a cheap alternative...

Linux all the way...!!!