How to make good money as a software engineer C# ASP .Net?
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Make promising sites and sell them.
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Anything with programming should help. Research job sites like monster, dice, hotjobs, vault, allamericanjobs to see what seems to be in demand at the time you are looking to come.
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There are several ways to earn thru the Internet.  \n\nThe hardest and slowest way will make you the most money. That is to join an affiliate company and start creating a downline of people who join and start working.  This usually takes one to two years to start making a profit, but when you do, there is no limit to how much you can make. This is where you will find most of the millionaires on the internet. If you are going to start working on the web, it's a good idea to get started in one while you meet your more immediate needs with another program or a day job.\n\nAnother way is to take paid surveys.  You simply answer a survey, and get points, then you can cash in your points for a paycheck.  This has worked for some people if they take it seriously, and work for 5 to 10 hours a week.  It's a good way to make quick money, but of course it stops coming in the moment you stop working.\n\nIf you have good writing skills, you can sign up to be a proofreader or copywriter.  You can bid on individual jobs and get paid whatever you have bid.  (Just do a search for internet proofreading jobs on google - you should find an agency.)\n\nOr you can combine an oppotunity called clickbank with google adwords advertising.  This is basically a job as an independant marketer for various companies, most of which sell digital downloadable products on the internet.  You can recieve anywhere from 50% to 75% of the payment when you make a sale.  There are a lot of programs to help you get started with this. Some of them function under the guise of typing jobs or data entry jobs.\n\nThere are a few traditional typing or data entry jobs on the net as well, if you simply want to make a wage for each job that you do.\n\nIf you like to shop at garage sales and flea markets, you can make a good living finding treasures and selling them on e-bay.  I have a cousin who does this for a living, and really enjoys it.\n\nFinally, there is an extremely innovative company that is just starting to become popular.  They have found a way to offer online shopping at a discount.  You can shop at 1500 different sites like Target and Dell for less that you would pay at the stores.  They will also give you a rebate on all your shopping if you just send in your reciepts. (Or copies of them).  This includes all your living expenses such as groceries and gas. If you think you could tell people about an opportunity like this, you can make a living, because they will pay you for each person who joins the program every month they are active.\nThis program is called Better Universe, and you can click on the link below to learn more.\n\nHope this helps, and you wind up extremely succesful!
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You can write niche content and make some money via Google Adsense or Yahoo Publisher Network. Both are pay per click programs. Check out this case study https://www.google.com/adsense/askthebuilder It's about Askthebuilder.com earning nearly $30,000 a month with Google Adsense.\n\nCreate sites via free hosting. This way you need not invest any money. Just your valuable time to create websites. You may not get checks almost immediately but with the right methods and hard work, it's definitely a good source of passive income which will come sooner or later. \n\nIf you need more details on ways to work from home, there are some good information and articles from this site. http://earncash.50webs.com
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The short answer is that it all depends.  There are many different types of “computer engineering” that correspond to the different kinds of products created: hardware, software, server-side, client-side, mobile, embedded, etc.  Within any given product category, there are also many different roles.  For example, in software engineering, there are architects, requirements analysts, quality assurance specialists (testers), and coders (programmers).  For any given product type and specialty, you can work for either a big corporation or a small company, or even work independently as a consultant.  That is a lot of variables.  There is no one single “computer engineering” career.\n\nIf you are asking if you can make a lot of money in the IT (Information Technology) field, the answer is yes, but not as much as in recent years.  There is a growing trend to outsource many aspects of IT to cheaper labor markets which, together with the bursting of the dot-com bubble, has resulted in downward pressure on salaries.  In 1999 the market was pretty tight, and anyone with a computer degree, or even just a few years of college, could get a job and probably snag a signing bonus in the process.  Nowadays, many developers, especially senior, more experienced (and therefore more expensive) ones, are finding it harder to get new jobs.  Some have been unemployed for a year or more.\n\nIf you want to see for yourself what the salary situation looks like for software engineers in particular, you can visit sdmagazine.com.  I think that they have last year's (2004) salary survey available – select the menu option “Features” and then the sub-menu option “Salary Survey”.  If you want to see the effect of a global market and outsourcing on freelance jobs, check out one of the many freelance sites like rentacoder.com or guru.com.  Some very talented folks out there are willing to do a lot of work for a lot less than we (here in the US) have been getting traditionally.  It is a different world now.\n\nThe bottom line is this: do you like it?  If you enjoy the challenge of being both creative and technical at the same time, and if you don't mind spending a lot of time keeping up with changes in the field, then it will be a good career for you.  Whether or not you make a lot of money, you will be happy, which in my book at least, is what it means to be successful.  If you really like it, you will probably get very good at it, which in the end will translate into a better salary.  But don't go into this field if you are only interested in the money -- which could be said of every career field, but I think it is especially true of software development.
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All of the above are very good skills to have and will likely pay about the same. Most large software companies use all of the technologies you mentioned above. Pick one you are comforable with and become an expert at it.
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you have great skills. valuable too.\n\nthis is what you do:\n\n1. you jump out look around the town\n\n2. you spot a few business that sell some nice things and are making money. \n\n3. you ask if they have a web-site. some will. but not all.\n\n4. you make them a offer they can't refuse: \n\nyou: "hi sir, did u know how much money u can make from the internet (they already know!)?"\n\nsir: "oh yes! yes! sure.. but umm.. but um ye.. we're not ready for that.. we don't know where to begin.. how much does it cost to have a e-ship? $3-4k right? too much".\n\nyou:"well sir.. i'm here to help you out! I will design a whole website with yourname.com and list all ur goods ready to be shipped globally so u can make $$$$$ instantly all for freee!!!! it will be ready in a month and u won't have to pay me a penny.. all i ask in return is 20% cut out of the profit u make from this site.. good deal or what.. no risk at all!"\n\nsir:"wow really? can you do that boy? where do we begin?"\n\nyou know, there are a few programmers in silicon valley who are making $5mil+/annume just doing this.\n\ngluck
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I would suggest posting on craiglist (and explain why you're offering below market salary) or http://www.dice.com is where tech. jobs are usually listed.
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start making web-sites, you earn a lot there. but i guess you should study first. Call centres also give good money.
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Yup I am a web application developer mostly working with .net application. I love this job but it can become stressful at times and you usually have to keep up to date with the current technology. Also knowing one programming language is not enough but you'll have to know a couple in order to work in this field.
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What I'm about to recommend is not really a job but one way to make money online. Give it a try as it requires no start up cost. This is even better if you're in Singapore since you can earn in USD.\n\nYou can write niche content and make some money via Google Adsense or Yahoo Publisher Network. Both are pay per click programs. Check out this case study https://www.google.com/adsense/askthebuilder It's about Askthebuilder.com earning nearly $30,000 a month with Google Adsense.\n\nCreate sites via free hosting. This way you need not invest any money. Just your valuable time to create websites. See one of my profitable site at http://www.wareprise.com \n\nYou may not get checks almost immediately but with the right methods and hard work, it's definitely a good source of passive income which will come sooner or later.\n\nIf you need more details on ways to work from home, there are some good information and articles from this site. http://earncash.50webs.com
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The most lucrative way? Launch a website. You don't even really need any technical skill. Just an interesting topic, a bit of writing ability, and a blog. Though having your own site and some decent web page editing software (and of course, some regularly-changing content that people want to read and re-visit) will give you more flexibility.\n\nThe following specific options assume you've got a website in place...\n\n1) Google AdSense. Note that you've got to have a functional webiste OR a Blogger account (which is owned by Google) to get approved for AdSense. How to actually earn SIGNIFICANT money is outside the scope of a simple Yahoo answer here, but just know that there are sites earning thousands PER DAY with AdSense.\n\n2) ClickBank. There are plenty of affiliate programs out there, but eBooks offer the highest commissions (because of the low overhead). Typically 50% to 80%. I regularly get checks in the mail (every two weeks) averaging a few hundred a month. And that's without doing heavy promotion!\n\nClickbank and AdSense also work well together. For example I have my site set so that when AdSense cannot figure out what ads to display based on the keywords on a page, my Clickbank banners display instead.\n\n3) An affiliate clearing house. Instead of signing up for a bunch of different affiliate programs and then having to check and tweak your performance in all of them, use a large affiliate clearing house and get unified reports. I like Commission Junction (some of my favorite vendors are there).
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Try the website Salary.Com. It will help you with both the job description/ title as well as how much their wages should be within any major locations.\n\nThis site helped me get an "A" with a serious software engineering essay that even gave me a chart on the job demand increase/ salary and expectations within that job area.
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There are NO jobs in computers out there for Americans.  All the computer work is being outsourced to India.  If  you have a PhD and can work for less than $1.50/hr, then you might find some place that will hire you.\n\nIn the US, there are about 500,000 skilled software engineers out there begging to work for a fair wage.  Most would be happy to work for $50K or less.
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If you want to be more of a client side programmer, the following is a good list.\n\nJavaScript -- For client side interaction. Look up the term AJAX, which incorporates JavaScript, and you'll see all sorts of people talking about how this is the future of web applications. Gmail is an example of an AJAX application.\n\nCSS -- Not a scripting language, but a way to style and layout web pages. Alot of people use CSS wrong. There are a few books that cover how to do it right. Books by Eric Meyer (Eric Meyer on CSS 1 & 2) and Jeffery Zeldman (Web standards) are MUST READS if you want to learn it right in the shortest amount of time. You might work witha designer that will do all of this for you, but you still better understand it.\n\nHTML -- I'm sure you know this by know, but the trick is doing HTML right. The Zeldman book talks about this and the O'Reilly HTML reference book is very helpful. Don't fall into using HTML the wrong way since it is very hard to get out of that pit. When I say "wrong way", I mean using tables to layout your page instead of CSS or .\n\nXML -- Not really a scripting language, but you'll need to know how to use XML in relation to other scripting languages.\n\nXSL -- I have read a little about this, but don't really know how many companies are using it in the real world. There is a slight bit of scripting involved. Read up on it just to be aware. I still believe most people are sticking with HTML and CSS.\n\nFor backend programming, which I don't no much about,:\n\nASP or ASP.net -- If you end up working at a company using microsoft products, you'll need to know this. They are very similiar to PHP.\n\nSQL -- Not a scripting language, but you'll need to interface with databases and this is the only way. SQL syntax varies by the product you use. MYSQL, SQLServer, Oracle are all popular database products.\n\nVB or VB.net -- If you are in a microsoft shop, they'll want you to know this.\n\nC# and/or Java\n\nC++ -- If you want to get hard core.\n\nThere is definitely more stuff out there. I recommend looking at some job descriptions of jobs you might want and check out their requirements. That's the best way.
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As a computer programmer, someone told me he uses this site:\n\nhttp://www.rentacoder.com/RentACoder/default.asp\n\nHe is from India and he told me he makes a lot of money programming, but he told me in America I would not be able to survive.