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2. The Programmer's Future; Will low-cost offshore competition and packaged apps make the in-house programmer obsolete?

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, Information technology, Computer programming, Intentional Software Corp. -- Officials and employees, Computer software industry -- Product development, Computer software industry -- Employment, Computer software industry -- Forecasts and trends, Information technology -- International trade, Information technology -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment, Alien labor -- Usage
Abstract

Offshore outsourcing emphasizes how risky it is to be purely a computer specialist, Morris says. Carnegie Mellon teaches the foundation of programming and how to learn new languages. Yet Morris […]

Published
2003

3. THE OPEN SOURCE: Keeping jobs at home

Author

Pavlicek, Russell C.

Subjects
Computer programming, Open source software, Computer programmers -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment, Public software
Abstract

Open source can helpU.S.companies retain American programmers In a recent column, I disputed the notion that open source is responsible for U.S. programmers being replaced with cheap overseas labor (see […]

Published
2003

4. next move

Subjects
Career opportunity, Computer programming, Information technology, Information systems -- Employment, Information technology -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment
Abstract

Since graduating three years ago I have been working in IT support. I find the work unfulfilling and want to get into software development. Part of my university course involved […]

Published
2002

5. next move

Subjects
Computer programming, Employment, Computer programming -- Employment
Abstract

How do I become a programmer? I am 19 years old and have worked on for my present employer for 18 months on the helpdesk. I would like to move […]

Published
2002

7. Next move

Subjects
Programming language, XML, Computer programming, Java, Computer software industry -- Employment, Programming languages -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment, XML (Document markup language) -- Employment, Java (Computer program language) -- Employment
Abstract

consult the experts on your career the question Which programming skill? I have a lot of experience supporting PC software and hardware, but my heart in programming. My boss has […]

Published
2001

8. Wireless Wonderland

Author

Dash, Julekha

Subjects
Cellular transmission equipment, Computer programming, Wireless technology, Telecommunications equipment, Telecommunications equipment industry, Communications equipment -- Employment, Wireless communication systems -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Employment, Mobile communication systems -- Employment
Abstract

Opportunities for wireless programmers are plentiful. Strong Demand 3Demand for skilled wireless programmers is huge and is expected to grow. 3Salaries are pushing $100,000. 3Companies are willing to be flexible […]

Published
2001

9. Next move consult the experts on your career

Subjects
Internet/Web server software, Computer programming, Computer software industry -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment, Internet server software -- Employment
Abstract

the question How can I find a job in Web design? I emigrated from India in 1990 with programming skills and got a job as an IT trainer. I then […]

Published
2001

10. A Software Superpower?

Author

KEUFFEL, WARREN

Subjects
Industry trend, Computer programming, Computer programming -- Employment
Published
2001

11. Report reveals trend to more women in IT

Subjects
Computer programming, Hiring, Software development service, Computer programmers -- Employment, Employee selection, Computer programming -- Employment, Computer programming services -- Employment
Abstract

The number of female computer analysts and programmers has increased by 30% over the last three years, according to latest government statistics. The percentage of women in IT followed a […]

Published
2000

12. Next move

Subjects
Career opportunity, Computer programming, Company business management, Computer services industry, Computer programming -- Employment, Career development -- Management, Computer services industry -- Employment, Software support services -- Employment
Abstract

Consult the experts on your career the question I want to get VB programming job I manage an Oracle HR system and have over a years experience in IT. I […]

Published
2000

13. Of sprites and shoot-em-ups

Author

Langley, Nick

Subjects
Career opportunity, Computer programming, Computer game, Computer software industry -- Employment, Computer games -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment
Abstract

Few make millions, but games programming can be a satisfying career. * What is it? Trespass at your peril. Here be dragons (not to mention dungeons, orcs, goblins and a […]

Published
2000

14. Next move

Subjects
Computer programming, Software development service, Java, Computer programmers -- Employment -- Training, Custom software -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment, Computer programming services -- Training -- Employment, Java (Computer program language) -- Training
Abstract

consult the experts on your career the question A way into back-end programming I am currently contracting in a little known language/product known as Natstar (resembles the C language). My […]

Published
2000

15. Java: No Longer Hot

Subjects
Industry hiring, Software development/engineering, Industry trend, Salary, Computer programming -- Employment
Abstract

Remember Java? It used to be the hottest cup of joe in the business, with developers falling over each other to see who could be the first to put a […]

Published
2000

16. Calling All Hippies

Author

ELGIN, BEN

Subjects
Computer programming -- Employment, Computer programmers -- Employment, Business, Computers and office automation industries, Linux (Operating system) -- Usage
Published
1999

17. That old bugaboo, turnover

Author

McLaughlin, R.A.

Subjects
computer industry -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment
Published
1979

18. Surveys see shortages of software, IT people

Author

Bellinger, Robert

Subjects
Industry trend, Industry hiring, MIS, Information technology -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment
Abstract

Stanford, Calif. - The shortage of software programmers and information-technology people is acute and growing more so, two recent studies have found. They point to a series of developments of […]

Published
1997

19. Team spirit

Author

Foremski, Tom

Subjects
Computer programming -- Employment, Computer programmers -- Behavior
Published
1993

20. Access denied

Author

Grossman, Wendy M.

Subjects
Data processing personnel -- Social aspects, Computer programming -- Employment, Programmer/Analysts -- Social aspects
Published
1998

21. 'Tale of two camps'. (From The Editor)

Author

Williamson, Alan

Subjects
Application installation/distribution software, Computer programming, Application development software, Java, Computer programming -- Employment, Program development software -- Employment, Java (Computer program language)
Abstract

It has been far from quiet on the JDJ forums front this month--a result of the recent news item we broke regarding the now infamous Gartner report. This report claimed […]

Published
2002

22. Management careers

Author

Quittel, Fran

Subjects
Computer programming, Market trend/market analysis, Computer programming -- Employment, Employment -- Demographic aspects, Labor market -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

"Dear Career Adviser: Where is the best place in the U.S. to be looking for computer programming jobs right now? --BEST PLACE Dear Best: Right now, Urbandale, Iowa-based Dice.com, a […]

Published
2002

23. Next move: consult the experts on your career. (Work, Rest and Play)

Subjects
Computer programming, Company business planning, Software development service, Custom software -- Planning -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment, Career changes -- Planning, Computer programming services -- Employment -- Planning
Abstract

the question I want to move out of pure coding I have worked with different languages and on all areas of the software lifecycle for the past four years. I […]

Published
2001

24. Business matters

Author

Clegg, Brian

Subjects
Information technology -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment, Computer industry -- Employment
Published
1998

25. C++ knocks Unix off top slot

Author

Goodwin, Bill

Subjects
Computer programming, UNIX, C# (Programming language), Computer programmers -- Employment, Computer programming -- Employment, Unix, C# (Programming language)
Abstract

PEOPLE with C++ skills are the most sought-after workers in the IT industry, the latest SSP/Computer Weekly survey has revealed. C++ has overtaken Unix in the recruitment popularity stakes for […]

Published
1998

27. Best of both worlds

Author

Wilson, Linda

Subjects
Software development/engineering, Computer programming, Career opportunity, MIS, Computer programming -- Employment, Software engineering -- Employment, Management information systems -- Employment
Abstract

If you long to escape the impersonal atmosphere typical of a metropolitan area or want a pleasant and affordable place to raise your family, upstate New York may be the […]

Published
1997

28. VARs initiate year 2000 countdown

Author

Torode, Christina

Subjects
COBOL, Programming language, Year 2000 transition, VAR, Computer systems integrator, Career Opportunity, COBOL, Computer programming -- Employment, Year 2000 transition (Computers), Value-added resellers -- Human resource management, Computer systems integrators -- Human resource management
Abstract

Waltham, Mass. -- COBOL programming is making a big comeback. Systems integrators are taking it upon themselves to train new employees in COBOL or woo seasoned talent to cash in […]

Published
1997

29. Timing is right for Cobol programmers

Author

Hoffman, Thomas

Subjects
Year 2000 transition, Industry event, Computer programming -- Employment, Year 2000 transition (Computers) -- Planning
Published
1996

30. The highest bidder

Author

Wilde, Candee

Subjects
Profession, Career Development, Programmer, Wages, Client/server architecture, Computer programming -- Employment, Client/server architecture
Published
1994

31. Mixing old and new

Author

Baum, David

Subjects
Programmer, Career Development, Careers, Client/Server Architecture, Applications programming, Computer programming -- Employment, Applications programming -- Employment
Published
1993

32. In the search for a hot job title, enter the ninja; these Silicon Valley warriors write computer code; 'Guru is so Web 1.0'

Author

Fowler, Geoffrey A.

Subjects
Computer programmers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Computer programmers -- Employment, Computer programmers -- Marketing, Computer programming -- Employment, Expertise -- Forecasts and trends, Business names -- Forecasts and trends, Resumes (Employment) -- Forecasts and trends, Company marketing practices, Market trend/market analysis, Computer programming, Company name change, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2010

33. Recruiters advise MIS execs to stay put

Author

Johnson, Bob

Subjects
Computer programming -- Employment, Electronic data processing -- Employment, Executives -- Supply and demand
Published
1982

35. IS Operations: the economy's impact on your department

Author

Franchi, Madeline

Subjects
Computer programming, Hiring, Microcomputer industry, Computer industry, Employee selection, Computer programming -- Employment, Economics, Computer industry -- Employment
Abstract

IS Operations: The Economy's Impact on Your Department With the start of 1989, the U.S. entered its seventh year of uninterrupted economic growth. This longest peacetime expansion has moved people […]

Published
1989

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