hi i m looking out for job in wesite desinging/tesing vb java etc for work experience ..salary is not a issue?
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see:\nmonster.com\n\nand other job sites on google yahoo.
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Check out http://www.salary.com/
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definitely .net, as a start, .net programmers average higher salary than j2ee. other reason: .net uses a standard visual studio.net tool which is easy to use and standardized also with the help of MSDN library which has all the solution if your stuck somewhere. while j2ee has several tools and each has its pros and cons which would probably delay your career start with confusion of selecting the best tools. since your familiar with C it would be much easier if you start with visual c++.net, also java uses quite different syntax and concept it would make it harder for you. both are object oriented.
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Go for Black Book for VB.\nComplete Reference for C++ is good.\nC++, Java and .Net are valued.
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Have you tried checking out salary.com?
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Turn into a PRO about VB.NET... you have enough time, since it is the latest developing tool from microsoft. Try learning someother stuff from Visual Studio .NET, like C#, ASP.NET of webservices.
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I think the best one is the software developers as a career path. Using .Net as your development choice, you will get higher salary than just a tester.
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Check out http://www.salary.com.
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check out www.salary.com and you can get some basic ideas on how much you can get. as far as jobs just put in some keywords(programs you know, languages, tools...) into monster.com or careerbuilder.com and see what pops up. It gives you an idea of what job titles to look for.
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Hi! It depends on the company you work for, but I'd say if you are really good you can expect a salary around the 60.000 or more depending on your gereat awesome skills! Bye!
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hey neha.. the industry is good and getting better , yes job vacancies are there....\nThe most important thing about this industry now adays is specializing. It is common knowledge that in every field use of it is common ; you name it , IT is there. so better specialize in a particular field before choosing a job . Some specializations are mainframes, systems, unix-linux- sun ,  or something like animations, \nmake a search on google or yahoo and find out what different job profiles are there.\n IT is too vast, just knowing how to program in C or C++ or Java or such is not enough. you also need to choose what job profile you want (knowing how to program  is for base level developers)like systems engineer, QA, security engineer, support....\n\na brief idea you can just go to any leading software companies site and look into their CAREERS section and you will get a good idea what positions are and fields are available in the market.
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java, c++, cobol (yeah I know funny but it's still out there) all pay more an hour if you can find a job, web services, business integration and linux apps are where the real money is.\n\nphp, java script ajax style are the latest web development languages, but web site development is pretty crowded keeping the $ low.\n\nC/C++ for gaming but you have to be real good and real lucky to make it big\n\nvb,.net,c# if your heading into a msft shop but be prepared for outsourcing here heavy competion
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Depends upon what your actual job is. Your lack of English will be a handicap though. Have you got 3 years of experience in a datacentre as a cleaner? Network Tech, DBA? or were you a clerk at CompUSA? \n\nAnything over $50/hour is good pay.. anything less than minimum wage is terrible pay.. depends upon what skills you bring to the job and what is required.
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u can find out at salary.com
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looks like the wages are preset, so ask what your salary will be.
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First of all, you are comparing a couple apples and an orange.\n\nJava and .Net are development environments. But, Oracle is a database and solution provider. So, I'll compare the first 2 for you.\n\nJava is an object-oriented programming language, designed to run across operating system platform, i.e. Unix, Linux, Windows and Mac OS.  On the other hand, .Net is a development framework that provides cross-language development, i.e. C++,  C# (C Sharp) and Visual Basic but is tied to the Windows environment.\n\nFrom the corporate side, the advantages of Java are the ability to select hardware and operating platforms regardless of the application. Companies that choose Java will, of course, need programmers that know Java.\n\n.Net is more restrictive of the supporting operating system but less restrictive on development resource requirements. A company that chooses .Net may hire developers that possess C++, C#  or Visual Basic skills.\n\nSo, to choose a career option, it all comes down to supply and demand. What skills are in demand and is there a supply to meet the need?\n\nI did a quick search on Dice and found that there are almost 15,000 requirements for Java while only 11,000 for .Net, divided between C++, C# and VB. For now, the answer would appear to slant towards Java. But, the answer could vary when comparing within a specific region and at a particular time. I would suggest reviewing the want ads in your selected area and make your plans accordingly. \n\nIf your choice is Java, checkout the URL listed below for free tutorials to get you started.\n\nBest of luck
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Call around to similar companies and ask how much they pay will your level of experience. Then you'll know the prevailing wage. Also check in your local library the info in the Occupational Outlook handbook. Good luck.