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Devin Might Be Fake, Yet AI's Threat to Jobs Is Real.
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1 Month Ago
by Johannes C.
…) ## The rise of AI will certainly impact the lives and
careers
of many freelancers, from voice artists to coders. Looking back…
Transatlantic Study into IT Careers
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16 Years Ago
by donnelly
…="http://www.mbs.ac.uk/research/
careers
"]http://www.mbs.ac.uk/research/
careers
[/URL] to access the survey. Many…
Business Exchange: Careers Advice
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Meta DaniWeb
10 Years Ago
by mmcdonald
DaniWebers, We have a category for Jobs and Resumes in the Business Exchange and it's used regularly for recruitment, however all over the forums I find and repsond to people in search for
careers
advice. Could we possibly add a new category '
Careers
Advice' under the Business Exchange parent? Cheers, Michael
Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by asif49
… having little social interaction, software engineering/database management type of
careers
do not interest me. I have heard that having a… does hold true. I'd love to know what other
careers
a Computer Science graduate will be able to go into…
can any one give me resume upload script for careers page in php
Programming
Web Development
10 Years Ago
by chaitu11
can any one give me resume upload script for
careers
page in php
Re: Business Exchange: Careers Advice
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Meta DaniWeb
10 Years Ago
by Dani
We used to have one under the Community Center (called Professionals' Lounge, as opposed to the Geeks' Lounge) but very few people ever posted in it, and so eventually it was rolled up into the Community Center.
Re: Business Exchange: Careers Advice
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Meta DaniWeb
10 Years Ago
by mmcdonald
That's my question answered then - cheers Dani!
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by JorgeM
Is there anything else in the IT industry that you enjoy? Systems or Network administration? Or are you looking outside of IT?
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by asif49
Outside IT, although something which requires frequent use of a PC isn't an issue
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by JorgeM
Well, outside of IT, you may have some trouble leveraging that specific degree. If you were thinking of becoming a doctor, lawyer, or accountant i'd say that degree is useless to you. However, in a much more generic industry say education, or business, it could demonstrate to a potential employer that you have a certain level of commitment to …
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by veedeoo
If you can manage to take another 2 years of schooling, you can master in Mathematics and become a professor. That is if you enjoy teaching. I don't know what else to say, because I myself don't even know what to do with my Bachelor in Mathematics and Bachelor in Physics. So, I decided to go for the graduate school hoping I can work for my …
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by almostbob
Do you want fries with that ? sorry, couldnt help it. speak to employers around the periphery of development, *Not* being a gaming anime type may be a big plus. administrators who can talk to geeks *and* suits are valuable Naivety passes
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by asif49
> Well, outside of IT, you may have some trouble leveraging that specific degree. > > If you were thinking of becoming a doctor, lawyer, or accountant i'd say that degree is useless to you. However, in a much more generic industry say education, or business, it could demonstrate to a potential employer that you have a certain level of …
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by JorgeM
Usually, I have found that this role is that of an IT Analyst. Roles vary from organization to organization but the overall concept of an IT Analyst is that this person ties the Business to IT, bean counters to geeks.
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by Dani
Firstly, I have a computer science degree, I enjoy programming, and I am not into gaming or anime. I'm also female and not into fashion or makeup. I don't pick my interests based on stereotypes :) That being said, you can be one of the people who serves as the intermediary between a development team and the client. That's one possibility. There …
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by carl.potak
Have you ever done help desk? I know it's bottom of the rung IT, but you can move up quickly with a great work ethic and good attitude. Perhaps a combo job of systems administration and desktop support. That's very social. Dani also made a good point that you can be an intermediary. Having been an IT recruiter, I've seen many successful …
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by asif49
Thanks everyone. Really great help! > There are lots of jobs in the computer science field that don't involve staring at a screen 18 hours a day. @Dani, please expand on this if possible.
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by Reverend Jim
Have you considered a career in technical writing? Your thoughts are clear and well organized and you seem to have a good grasp of proper grammar. There is a demand for people with those skills.
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by asif49
> Have you considered a career in technical writing? Your thoughts are clear and well organized and you seem to have a good grasp of proper grammar. There is a demand for people with those skills. @Reverend Jim I hadn't until now but I will look into it. If there's any further information you are able to provide then I'd appreciate it. Thanks…
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by Reverend Jim
No real information but I do have an anecdote. Back in the '80s I was part of a team of five programmers who maintained an AGC/SCADA system (rrealtime). My boss was one of the programmers who worked on the development of the system. We had to rely on him to give us an overview of the sytem once it was delivered and commissioned. What I can tell you…
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by mike_2000_17
I agree with Dani and carl.potak in that a really good fit might be the middle group between client / management and the professionals (programmers / engineers). This could be anywhere from project manager to sales representative. You might not see yourself doing programming (software engineering, etc.) work, but with a CS degree you do have a good…
Re: Alternative careers for Computer Science degree holders
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Geeks' Lounge
9 Years Ago
by iamthwee
I wouldn't be too disheartened either. In fact, surveys show most graduates go on to work in fields very different from their chosen subject, or just slightly different. Figure out what you want to do then create those opportunities. Further study might be necessary or a lucky job offer might come to your rescue.
Re: can any one give me resume upload script for careers page in php
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Web Development
10 Years Ago
by kareythomson
Resume Upload script is as simple as uploading doc file to the server. Every system has different architecture. It is important to be known what kind of design architecture your application has. Once it is done, we can discuss solutions. What do you say?
Contact us form posting to itself
Programming
Web Development
14 Years Ago
by motieno
…; <li><a href="
careers
.php" class="">
Careers
</a></li> <…; <li><a href="
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.php" class="">
Careers
</a></li> <…; <li><a href="
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.php" class="">
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Re: Contact us form posting to itself
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Web Development
14 Years Ago
by network18
…; <li><a href="
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.php" class="">
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</a></li> <…; <li><a href="
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Re: Contact us form posting to itself
Programming
Web Development
14 Years Ago
by motieno
…; <li><a href="
careers
.php" class="">
Careers
</a></li> <…; <li><a href="
careers
.php" class="">
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Scrolling of images..
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Web Development
13 Years Ago
by swornavidhya_m
… movement should be paused until other than services (home, about_us,
careers
, contact_us) is clicked and the images of the submenu should…; width="300" height="300" alt="
Careers
" id="8_img" onclick="scrollimage('hrd');"…
Contact us form to email
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14 Years Ago
by motieno
…; <li><a href="
careers
.php" class="">
Careers
</a></li> <…; <li><a href="
careers
.php" class="">
Careers
</a></li> <…
Re: Contact us form to email
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14 Years Ago
by CFROG
…; <li><a href="
careers
.php" class="">
Careers
</a></li> <…
PHP SENDMAIL attachment Help
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Web Development
14 Years Ago
by heyphp
…cv= $_POST['cv']; // To, Subject, Message $to = "
careers
@m"; $subject = "Career Application - s Website";…; <div id="left_title">
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</div> <div id="…
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