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My personal tips for becoming a Microsoft MVP. In this post we will see methods and ways of becoming an MVP for Microsoft.
The Chief Technology Officer position in a tech company is one of the highest paying jobs. In this article, I will list some of the top paid CTOs and their salaries.
This is the right time to reflect on your previous year and start a new beginning. Make new resolutions that can improve your life, career, and knowledge. These are 5 resolutions I think will make you a better developer at the end of the year and have the potential to improve your career and life.
What is the average salary of an IT professional. Here I am listing Top 10 highest paid cities in the US and Top 10 highest paid companies in India.
I started my first consulting job in 2002 and since then I’ve never had a situation when my next job is not already lined up. I always have jobs waiting for me. This is something you can learn from me.
In the previous article we looked at several rationals people use to stay in a dead end .NET programming position. In this article we will explore signals in your current position you should not ignore and how to weigh your existing position against other opportunities.
In this article, I will list some of the useful resources to get started with WPF followed by one of the best books on WPF.
In this article, I have shared some tips which I follow to be more productive and remain productive the whole day.
This is my first article that I am going to post. This article is just to clear the dilemma i.e what to do in free time. It is all about reading. Keep reading..!!
Do you love your job? I am sure that you always had this question within you? Haven’t you heard that? Or, some people might have asked you this question. I agree, that it is a simple question, and it has simple words in it. But were you able to answer that? If you have never tried to answer that, please try now. If you have a satisfying answer within you, then it is amazing. Unfortunately, if you can’t answer, please read this post. I will be helping you to find an answer for yourself.
Here in this article, I am going to say about one thing which can boost your career to the next level. Trust me, this is going to work. I am Sibeesh Venu, I have been in the software development industry for the past 7 years now. I have worked with many companies now, including a small company with 5 – 10 members and multinational companies. Let’s skip the introduction for now, and jump into the contents. I hope you will like this article.
The IT industry is known for high pressure and constant change. It hard to keep up with things at the best of times, so its important for us to be as productive as possible, especially when the pressure is on!
Today once again I received the magical mail from Microsoft as “We’re once again pleased to present you with the 2018-2019 Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award in recognition of your exceptional technical community leadership”. Today I have been awarded as Microsoft MVP for the 3rd time. Every time I felt as this is my first award and you know that I felt same level of excitement for past 3 years while seeing the magical mail from Microsoft.
So, you are going to attend an interview, and you would like to know what are all the basic questions you may need to be prepared with. If so, then you are in the right place.
In this article, I will share some of my tips to get the most out of a tech conference as an attendee.
The year 2017 has been one of the most exciting years for developers and technology lovers. Technologies such as big data, machine learning, Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence, drones, autonomous vehicles, wearables, virtual reality, and smart homes are some of the fastest growing innovations.
A developer shares how contributing to technical communities strengthened interview preparation, demonstrated current skills, and improved their job prospects.
You call it pride, ego, self-respect, or shyness, some of us don’t like to ask for help. And some of us just don’t know how to ask for help.
In this changing environment, everyone is changing their organizations frequently. But it is observed that some people are there who fits in to every organization they go and some are not able to fit in any of them. Over the period of time I have observed there are some of the common traits people show which helps them in fitting in anywhere they go. Sadly it’s not their knowledge, degree or their education.
For many years now, the theme for all my conference talks has been “Improving Code Quality, One Developer at a Time™”. My only goal with my sessions for the foreseeable future is all wrapped around this idea for these reasons I will discuss.
This is part 2 of my article on this subject. I hope you read part 1 before reading this post.
It is very important to keep your resume up to date. I update my resume at least every quarter. I also update it when I am done with a project worthy of putting what I did in my resume. Remember to also update your LinkedIn profile whenever you update your resume.
This post shares my deepest personal review about C# Corner and Stack Overflow. You are welcome to disagree here.
In this article, I will talk about the importance of a mentor, how to find a mentor, and how to continue a healthy relationship with your mentor.
It's my birthday and the last day of 5-day TOGAF program. The overall program was pretty interesting as there was no technology involved and five participants included, a senior executive from WHO and people having profiles and serious image. And yes, it was their misfortune to have me as one of the participants.
I am sure most developers wished they could run a software company or development team in the hopes to do it better. I am one of these developers. I have lead teams before and even was Director of Development for a short time at Proflowers.com. But, I have never run a software company, except for my own consulting company called NicheWare that I started in the 90’s that only has one employee… me!
Practical advice for software engineers on managing workplace stress, finding a supportive job, using remote work, and talking through challenges.
After nearly seven years at my previous position, I've decided to finally make a change. When this post goes live, I'll officially be working for the engineering team at Bay Dynamics, a San Francisco-based Risk Management and Cyber Security firm. I'm extraordinarily excited to get to join the amazing team there and be a part of something much larger than anything I've worked within the past.
Nowadays, it’s not easy to get a job as there is a lot of competition and a lack of projects in companies. But don’t abandon hope, as many companies are looking for the right candidate for their projects and still there are a lot of openings related to all the Technology. To get your job all you need to do is as a fresher be strong in any one technology.
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