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Appraisal Times, Where do You Stand Out?
This article lists the factors that determine the employee appraisal in an IT Organization.
Landing Your First Job: How To Do It
This article explores how to land your first job: How will you do it?
Why Developers Should Focus On Innovation
Developers should be paying close attention to hardware and innovation.
Is It Right Time to Change the Job?
This article explains how to determine the right time for changing the job.
Top 5 Ways To Gain More Exposure For Authors
In this article, I will focus on how authors can take advantage of today’s tools to promote themselves and gain more exposure. Consider this to be part 2 of the previous article.
I'm Bored at Work. Why?
Are you bored with your job? Here is some advice that may help you.
Pro Developer Series : Creating Your Dream Project
The problem with most programmers is that they've lived a rather monochromatic life.
Pro Developer: This is Business
I've been paying the rent as a professional software developer since the 80s. I've also worked both full time and part time as a musician for longer than that. In my travels, I've come to recognize a great many similarities between programmers and musicians. Both have the fire, passion and soul of the artist. And all too often, both are incredibly naïve when it comes to the business end of things. Business - you know, that aspect of your work where they actually pay you at the end of the day?
Pro Developer: Throwing Money Out the Window
It's common knowledge among programmers that most of the ills of the software industry, and most particularly the companies where we work, could be solved by simply letting the technical people make the technical decisions. In fact, that sounds so obvious that you might be tempted to shake your head and wonder what planet I come from. Obviously, since this is so incredibly logical and sensible, it's a given that most companies leave management decisions to managers, and technical decisions to techies, right?
Programming Languages For Geeks in 2014
This article describes most of the programming languages currently in use.
Tips For Making Your CV Impressive
This article provides some tips for making an impressive CV.
Ideas of Innovative Thinking
Creative + Innovation give the Success for the project / Company and mainly ideas that are keys to Innovative thinking.
Are You a Real Programmer?
This article expresses a point of view of what a real programmer is and proposes an explanation of what a real programmer is.
Best Programming Language in 2014
In this article, I will discuss the best programming language for 2014.
Interviewing "Must DOs and Please DON'Ts"
In this article I have pulled together a handy list of the Must Do's and the Please Don't to help you land the position you are going after.
Filling The Gap Between The Academic Life And The Professional Life
Here you will learn how to fill the gap between the Academic Life and the Professional Life.
Let’s Face my .NET Interview
Today I attended a .NET technical interview and here I will share it with you.
Learning in the New Age
I just don't have the time! seems to be the constant refrain of our generation.
How to Get a New Job in 20 Days
Successfully implemented and proven processes and best practices to get your dream job quickly.
Writing Better Code - Keepin' it Extensible
In a previous article I talked about how to keep code cohesive by applying the Single Responsibility Principle. I wanted to explore part of another principle of software engineering that will help our code be extensible and can handle growth and change.
Getting Your Next C# ASP.NET Job: Part 2
This is the second part of a series of posts I am writing on “Getting your next C# ASP.Net job ”.
Getting Your Next C# ASP.NET Job
I do on the odd occasion write a few articles about getting a job in the industry and this is the first of a series of posts I am writing about getting a .NET/C#/ASP.NET job.
CSharp Application commonly used terms
There are few terms being used when you deal with project development with Microsoft .Net technology. If you are a Team Lead or a senior developer or simply a beginner you may want to know about these terms which are extensively being used when working on project of .Net.
Time Management
Learn practical time-management habits, including self-assessment, daily planning, task prioritization, breaks, and maintaining physical and mental well-being.
Leveraging LinkedIn to Maximize Yourself in Search Results
Ever wonder what to do with your LinkedIn profile once you create it?
Dealing with recruiters in New York City for a .NET job
This article will will help you in negotiating with recruiters when landing a .NET job in New York City and point out some negotiating tricks you can watch out for.
Pro Developer Series: Improving Your Career In Any Economy
Like many other areas of business, the tech industry has weathered the occasional slump over the past few decades.
Knowing When to Leave Your Programming Job - Part I
This article is the first part in a series to guide you in deciding when it's best to leave your Programming Job. Part I addresses a host of myths that are associated with staying at a dead-end job, and how to combat them.
Where did all the Designers Go!
Software is one of the fastest paced industries in the business world. As quickly as software languages come and go, skill sets require constant learning. In trying to keep up with implementation aspects of software, did we somehow forget about the priority of creating a good design? This article describes how we came about with a void of software design skills in the programming world.
