Which companies are currently hiring programmers and/or software developers?
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You send me a resume. I might help you.
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Because while hardware (computing power, storage) has advanced tremendously, software (the programs you run) has not. Sure, there are more programming languages than before, but the methodology has not generaly improved (and people don't follow it properly amyway). Schedules are ridiculous, companies want to get something done quickly rather than properly, everyone gets feature happy, nothing gets tested properly, schedules do not leave time for finding bugs, and everyones software ends up getting tested in the public domain.
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I think that one of the best resource for software companies on the net is this page.. http://www.indiashomepage.com/c.aspx?cid=4
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wow you 20 years programming experience?  Damn man how are you having a hard time finding work?  post your resume at http://www.hotjobs.com\nhttp://www.dice.com\nhttp://www.monster.com\nhttp://www.rentacoder.com\nThese websites are perfect for you...  use them well and good luck.. although I don't think you will need it.
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That's a strange question and very poor spelling.  If you are asking if there are any companies that are hiring, the answer is yes.  If you want to know where, be more specific about where you live and what you do and you'll get more help.
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hi if you need any software related help please let me know. I have a team of 5 developers. based in Sri Lanka. Can make any program. Video con facilities available. Contact me thusi99@yahoo.com.
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c++ mostly i think. they might use java as well.
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a server, programmers, sales team.. Hmmm
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Not many jobs in the US for software people these days.  They are all being done in India now.
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That's not quite true. I am still hiring VB (and VBA) programmers. However, the trend does seem to be toward DotNet.  You may want to contact this guy (Mark) for more information:
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very interesting and challenging question\nfirst of all what do you intend to do with your company? \none suggestion would be SSC which is software solutions cafe\nor u can say soft sol cafe\ngood luck
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engineering .lot of oppertunities are available in software industry. go on don't look back
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India. There must be a good reason other companies are heading there. Low labor cost, many people with computer degrees, etc.
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Hey!  Apple is a really cool corporation, I'm happy your picking up interest in such a cool and innovate company.\n\nhttp://jobs.apple.com/ is a web page designed for jobs at apple.\n\nThey hire at a whole range of experience levels.  Good luck!\n\nTony
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Java programmers are somewhat sought after.\n\nC++ programmers are still needed and harder to find.\n\nhttp://www.ask.com/web?q=Java+tutorial&qsrc=1&o=0
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The whole industry is going through some big changes right now so what's hot is pretty hard to pick. My list would be:\n\n1. Web programming with Python, PHP, Ruby. Java and ASP.NET are good web frameworks, but the 4GL languages are so much faster to develop in and seem to be the core of most new web 2.0 sites.\n\n2. IT infrastructure consolidation using commodity hardware, open source software, and virtualization using VMware, XEN, etc.\n\n3. Web Services-based middleware. Yahoo, Amazon, Google, etc. are exposing business services via web services that all generating all kinds of new business models. Mashups are leveraging UI and backend API interfaces to create new web applications like Zillow, etc.\n\n4. Business Process Modeling is getting a new breath of life as the Java application servers and .NET framwork mature and there's a demand for good business analysts who can document business processes using UML, BPMN, or BPEL.\n\n5. Mobile device applications is still a hot area, but very challenging due to the short lifespan of the equipement and myriad of connection protocols: EDGE, EV-DO, UMTS, etc.\n\n6. VOIP using the Asterix open source PBX. Later versions with SIP support for CTI is really going to be cool and there's a big demand for cost savings to rip out old phone systems and go to wireless.\n\n7. Jonathan Schwartz pointed out that more money will be spent on storage than on software for the next couple years. How companies deal with rapidly increasing amounts of data is going to generate demand for database and storage infrastructure skills.\n\n8. Software as a service. Even the big players are starting to realize that selling software as a right-to-use license is a dead-end and the future is in the monthly service charge model.\n\nBasically, people looking to get into the I.T. field should steer clear of commoditized areas like application programming, customer support, embedded systems, etc. \n\nHope that helps!
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Yes.  There's a company that's been around a long time.\n\nhttp://www.elance.com\n\nVery iffy quality for a lot of the work through any of these sites though.  Most of the work is undercut in price, sold as prebuilt components that only sometimes work, and the developers disappear as soon as the final payment goes through.\n\nWhether you're looking for work or looking to hire, you will have a tough time guaranteeing quality before you finalize the contract.\n\nDepending on the scope of the work, you could either hire a student that's just learning, or go with a proven company.  I work for a proven company.  While our rates are more than freelance work, most of our clients have found that we end up cheaper in the end because our estimates are actually met.\n\nGood luck.