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Diverse Skills for Today's Computer Industry Job Market

Being diverse, and able to do something programmers to create and market high
besides just write code, is a key to quality, vertical market, applications.
success in the computer industry. True, it takes some work, some good
Especially in this current phase of the analysis up front, and some savvy with
industry. With many of the programming marketing, but the potential market is
projects being handled by offshore huge. The Job? Entrepreneur/CEO of your
developers, those of us in the U.S. have own software company.Another huge market
to be more creative when it comes to for software developers is in
seeking projects and staying employed in entertainment. The console and handheld
the industry. So, how can a industry gaming market is HUGE! Got a good game
professional stay busy? Well, first you idea? Spec it out and then write the
have to keep in mind what type of jobs code. You'll either have a good game or a
are being done offshore. It's mostly the demo for showing off your skills. A lot
programming jobs. Hard core bit of companies are looking for game
twiddling! So what does that leave? Lots! developers for the Sony Playstation and
In order to write good code, you have to the Microsoft XBox platforms. And if
have good specifications. In order to you're not into working on 10 to 30
have good specifications, you have to person development teams, then go for the
have good analysis skills. There is a lot PDA and/or smartphone market. The
of demand for folks that have the ability smartphone industry is still growing and
to wrap their arms around a projects, there's a huge demand for entertainment
spec it out, and then manage the process. products on these devices. And it's one
This takes a special talent. You can't of the last areas of the industry where a
just sit in a cube all day and crank out solo game developer can make a big
code. You have to go out and face people. impact. The Job? Game developer!Is there
Find out how they do their jobs. Analyze a product or industry that you're a big
what tools they are utilizing to get the fan of? Say for example that there's a
work done. Ask questions. Determine the new massive multiplayer online game
areas where the tools are lacking. Then coming out and you're just chomping at
"design" a way to either make the tools the bit to get involved with it. Then why
better or replace the tools with better not set up a web based fan site? Get some
tools. The job? Project and/or Product ad art from the publisher, add a good
Manager!I'm constantly amazed at the discussion forum, and presto! You've got
number of poorly written applications on a cool fan site! If it turns out to be
the market. I'm not talking about the hugely successful, you could be looking
generic productivity products like at a very nice advertising revenue stream
Microsoft Office, or cool utilities by signing up with AdWords. The more
(virus protection, etc.). But I'm talking traffic you bring to your site, the more
about the market where 80% of the work advertising income. And this doesn't have
gets done. Small businesses. I'm always to be the brash, flash animation, popups
getting calls from friends who are that everyone is learning to hate. Just a
involved with some type of a small little sidebar space with a link. You'll
business. Pool cleaning, pest control be amazed at what you can make if you've
(pardon the puns about chasing down got a hot web site running. The Job? Web
bugs), computer repairs, and the list Wizard!And then if you're like me, and
goes on. In all these cases, my friends have to find a way to get your opinions,
are complaining about the products they ideas, and commentary out to the world,
are using. And when I take a look at then just be a writer. Write about things
these products, it becomes obvious that that you know. Like Star Wars? Cool, then
the individual(s) behind those products write some stories. Are you a great C#
don't have a clue about software programmer? Then put together a proposal
development. Most of these product were for a book that you think is needed. Or
done by folks with industry expertise, just write some articles and content for
but no software experience.For example: any of the many web sites on the topic of
Someone who provides termite control your choice.Just because a lot of the
services has been struggling with programming jobs are being done
customer data, worker data, and elsewhere, is no reason to give up on the
financials. Then this person finds out computer industry. There's still a lot of
about Microsoft Access. After purchasing exciting things taking place and there's
a couple books, they decide to "automate" a lot of room for those of us with a
their business. Then they decide that creative streak to make an impact. Find
they would rather be in the software your specialty and go for it!Timothy
business instead of the termite business. Trimble is a award winning, freelance
Then you end up with a bunch of termite writer, and software developer. He has
businesses with poorly written software. written a book for Microsoft Press and
The point I'm trying to make? There's a over 35 articles for significant computer
lot of opportunity for experienced industry trade magazines.




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