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| Roy |
Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2008 8:04 pm Post subject: Help! About my career |
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I am a three years Java programmer in China,
now I really need your suggestions on my career development.
China's IT industry now is not well developed and software development in China is more labor-intensive than intellectual-intensive,
so it is common that programmers older than 30 switch to other jobs not in IT industry, because they do not gain many advantages over young programmers.
I like to do something in IT industry for my lifetime, but not low-end programming any more.
I studied SAP programming and Linux kernel programming, the complete two ends of programming: the nearest to end users and the lowest platform constructing.
China will need more and more ERP softwares as economy speeds up, now SAP consultants are said to be well paid,
but I doubt whether SAP consultants are also low-end just like what I do as a Java programmer.
I like SAP consultant because it has more interactions with human than just sitting before computer.
Linux kernel programming may be the most intellectual programming I can see, if there is any high-end programming in China,
I think learning Linux kernel programming is a good starting point to make myself qualified.
I think before devoting to my work, I should choose a work carefully,
but my vision is very limited, and more and more I see how important intesets are to do work well.
I am a fast learning person and graduated from a famous college in China, but now I do not have enough leadership to be a PL or PM,
can you give me some suggestions on my career?
Thanks!
Best Regards
Roy |
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| ExecuZen I.T. |
Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 2:59 am Post subject: SAP or Linux |
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Joined: 12 May 2008 Posts: 4 Location: London, City
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SAP is a better compensated. If you are wishing to stay in China I would suggest looking for international companies how have already implemented SAP in their home country and are looking to role their global template out to China. _________________ rmantell@execuzen.com |
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| Softix |
Posted: Thu May 22, 2008 4:26 am Post subject: |
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better find any multinasional companies and work with them, who know, one day, the company will transfer you to other country to develop something and you'll be a Project Manager or CEO at their branch.  _________________ Poster generator |
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