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saden1
02-24-2010, 04:27 PM
To you guys doing dev, etc what are the better degrees/focuses right now?

I know MIS was big here recently but it seems that there's always something new to focus on for getting hired. I know that SharePoint specialisits seem to be in demand.

MIS = Product Manager.
Database Admin = $$$$$$$.

KLHJ2
02-24-2010, 04:38 PM
This is like the sober version of Angry's Pay It Forward idea I take it.

When it comes time to buy a home, I'll be asking a lot of questions to many of you here

LOL, I was thinking the same thing.

BDBohnzie
02-24-2010, 06:17 PM
To you guys doing dev, etc what are the better degrees/focuses right now?

I know MIS was big here recently but it seems that there's always something new to focus on for getting hired. I know that SharePoint specialisits seem to be in demand.
Comp Sci and Comp Eng will be better than MIS...

Like saden said, Oracle/SQL/DBA type stuff is always in demand and gets big bucks. My company is always on the look out for Java developers. On the networking side, any Cisco experience is a big plus.

Since Sharepoint is relatively new, if you can get the training and become a specialist, there's a market for that. One of the things I'm looking into training for is Sharepoint Branding, because the way it's built, it's very nit-picky when it comes to customization of the initial package. Very tedious work.

Many IT shops are getting their trial by fire since many companies want the Sharepoint presence, but aren't willing to pay for training. That's where I'm at now. We have an internal Sharepoint site as well as having stood one up for a client (both WSS 3.0, no MOSS 2007 yet), and the Senior SysAdmin and I have basically done everything via Google and Textbook.

cpayne5
02-24-2010, 06:21 PM
+1 for CS.

WaldSkins
02-24-2010, 06:37 PM
BS--Forestry

I schedule tree crews for care of related needs with-in the PA-MD-NJ area. I can give advice on tree pruning, insect pest management, landscapes, patios, cabling, lighting protection, plantings, etc.

FRPLG
02-24-2010, 11:31 PM
Application development mostly of the web variety but plenty of client app work in the past. I do this for a local municipality now but spend at least half my time performing director duties for the entire IT dept.

I've bought and sold more houses than most do in a lifetime in the past 10 years and have experience with the rental markets.

djnemo65
02-24-2010, 11:48 PM
I have BA's in English and film studies from Penn State and almost 4 years English teaching experience in Japan (as well as about half a year in mortgage sales like the homeboy GM). So yeah, I have no skills other than social, although I do plan on starting law school in September so holla at me in three years and I hope to be a little more useful.

I was also a techno DJ for several years and have traveled a ton in Asia, so if you are looking to disappear into a great club for a Saturday night or a remote jungle for a longer stretch, I can help with either:)

GMScud
02-25-2010, 12:00 AM
I have BA's in English and film studies from Penn State and almost 4 years English teaching experience in Japan (as well as about half a year in mortgage sales like the homeboy GM). So yeah, I have no skills other than social, although I do plan on starting law school in September so holla at me in three years and I hope to be a little more useful.

I was also a techno DJ for several years and have traveled a ton in Asia, so if you are looking to disappear into a great club for a Saturday night or a remote jungle for a longer stretch, I can help with either:)

I would love to take you up on that. East Asia is high on my list of places to travel.

Lotus
02-25-2010, 12:29 AM
I am here for all of your many Tibetan language needs.

GMScud
02-25-2010, 12:32 AM
I am here for all of your many Tibetan language needs.

So is my little brother. He's nearly fluent.

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