Im in college for computer programming at the moment and I am wondering how lurcretive the job market is right now, would you suggest post-college job training to get certified in certain areas (IE Network Admin, etc)? Thanks
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Anonymous2006-09-27 8:14
Also, anyone want to give me the do's and dont's when it comes to computer programming
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Anonymous2006-09-27 8:59
Most lucrative job = lawyer, jury, etc. or famous shit singers.
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Anonymous2006-09-27 9:01
Oh, and I almost forgot: modern artist. Draw 4 lines, say it expresses anxiety and the afterlife or some similar bullshit, and you get paid millions.
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Anonymous2006-09-27 12:34
>>1
Pimpimg or selling drugs also has a very lucrative job market now.
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Anonymous2006-09-27 12:47
>>1
I am a tool, please tell me how to live my life
T,FTFY.
Seriously though, job markets change constantly, choosing a career based on a market is incredibly stupid. If you aren't talented enough to make a career out of what you're great at, then you're going to live a mediocre life anyway.
Go jump off a bridge.
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Anonymous2006-09-27 20:22
if you dont enjoy programming get out now.
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Anonymous2006-09-27 22:40
college for computer programming wondering how lurcretive post-college job training to get certified in
Prognosis: You're fucked.
Details: You're going to become a professional cable-runner and tech-support. Eventually you'll die in your basement of an aneurysm after losing a FFA FPS, but nobody will notice because you'll be unemployed at the time.
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Anonymous2006-09-30 18:54
I graduated last December and I still can't find a job.
Companies these days don't wanna be arsed to train entry-level people. They just expect their competitors to do it, and then steal 'em once they're experienced. But since their competitors are also too lazy to train entry-level programmers, well, I think I may have to put on a McDonald's hat pretty soon if I want an income.
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All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy