Well to start with some thoughts, what is the average salary for an
ecommerce guy with
2 yrs of experience.
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From: Peter Pilgrim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 7:09 PM
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Subject: Any views on the Java Web market in the United Kingdom?
I just thought I start another thread specifically on JavaServer Pages
and Enterprise Java Bean experience in the United Kingdom.
Thoughts?
What do you think about the current market rates £££?
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hi,
its good to see java technologies have life & i wish to happen so,
but
i found a totally different situtation in my place(Bangalore/India),
i am giving my personal experience, i agree that this may not be the case
for all.
basically i am fresher direct from campus with B.Tech(=BS) degree in cs,when
i was
searching for job, i found many many companies who r just looking for c/c++
programmers than java programmers, due to which i remain unemployed for some
time.
i am definitely not a bad java programmer
one intersting thing i found in my interviews is the last question will be
*r u intersted to change the field*
i used to reply *no*
and the response from them is *....*
if some one feels its off-topic then i am really sorry for that.
basically i am mailing this is to know "is it myself alone who has faced
this
situation r some thing like this happening".
regds,
ravi
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