I am sure this has been asked before
Apr 2nd 2004, 4:13 pm
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I am sure this has been asked before
I am sure this has been asked before. Just want to figure out how is
the job scene for a IT person who does core J2EE, Java development
(and some project management). I realize that Canada is very dry in
terms of getting an IT job. So I want to figure out how it is in
Australia? If the jobs are hard to come by then there is no point to
immigrating to a new country just to work in a grocery store as a
minimum wage fella who has an engineering degree and a graduate
degree!
the job scene for a IT person who does core J2EE, Java development
(and some project management). I realize that Canada is very dry in
terms of getting an IT job. So I want to figure out how it is in
Australia? If the jobs are hard to come by then there is no point to
immigrating to a new country just to work in a grocery store as a
minimum wage fella who has an engineering degree and a graduate
degree!
Apr 2nd 2004, 6:16 pm
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Re: I am sure this has been asked before
Originally posted by Finite_State_Machine
I am sure this has been asked before. Just want to figure out how is
the job scene for a IT person who does core J2EE, Java development
(and some project management). I realize that Canada is very dry in
terms of getting an IT job. So I want to figure out how it is in
Australia? If the jobs are hard to come by then there is no point to
immigrating to a new country just to work in a grocery store as a
minimum wage fella who has an engineering degree and a graduate
degree!
I am sure this has been asked before. Just want to figure out how is
the job scene for a IT person who does core J2EE, Java development
(and some project management). I realize that Canada is very dry in
terms of getting an IT job. So I want to figure out how it is in
Australia? If the jobs are hard to come by then there is no point to
immigrating to a new country just to work in a grocery store as a
minimum wage fella who has an engineering degree and a graduate
degree!
Apr 2nd 2004, 10:02 pm
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Re: I am sure this has been asked before
wmoore <member22399@british_expats.com> wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> J2EE is
> in demand in Victoria - www.migration.vic.gov.au/CA256BCF000E8D41/-
> ImageLookup/Skills/$file/Skills%20in%20Demand%20December%202003.doc]Ski-
> lls in Demand Dec 2003[/url]
Err, where?
Have it up on my screen right now. No J2EE.
Ecommerce security (NON-programming) is there, data warehousing, some
specialized communications - and people with CISSP or PKI background.
That's it for IT.
Mike
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news:[email protected]:
> J2EE is
> in demand in Victoria - www.migration.vic.gov.au/CA256BCF000E8D41/-
> ImageLookup/Skills/$file/Skills%20in%20Demand%20December%202003.doc]Ski-
> lls in Demand Dec 2003[/url]
Err, where?
Have it up on my screen right now. No J2EE.
Ecommerce security (NON-programming) is there, data warehousing, some
specialized communications - and people with CISSP or PKI background.
That's it for IT.
Mike
--
Am I the only one who's noticed that the discovery of the accelerating
expansion of the universe coincides with the discovery that more than half
of email, and rising, is now spam?
Apr 2nd 2004, 10:06 pm
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Re: I am sure this has been asked before
[email protected] (Finite_State_Machine) wrote in
news:[email protected]:
> I am sure this has been asked before. Just want to figure out how is
> the job scene for a IT person who does core J2EE, Java development
> (and some project management). I realize that Canada is very dry in
> terms of getting an IT job. So I want to figure out how it is in
> Australia? If the jobs are hard to come by then there is no point to
> immigrating to a new country just to work in a grocery store as a
> minimum wage fella who has an engineering degree and a graduate
> degree!
Hi,
US ain't much better, believe me.
Here's the cut&paste from the December 2003 (most recent) Victoria Skills
in Demand document:
Information and Communications Technology
2231 - Computing Professional
- E Commerce
Must have
E commerce security (non-programming)
- System Software support
Must have
Data warehousing or Communications or Photonics
and all specialities in
" Data services
" Voice Services
" Frame Relay
" DSL
" Mobile Networks
- Security
Must have either CISSP or PKI
Good luck!
Mike
--
Am I the only one who's noticed that the discovery of the accelerating
expansion of the universe coincides with the discovery that more than half
of email, and rising, is now spam?
news:[email protected]:
> I am sure this has been asked before. Just want to figure out how is
> the job scene for a IT person who does core J2EE, Java development
> (and some project management). I realize that Canada is very dry in
> terms of getting an IT job. So I want to figure out how it is in
> Australia? If the jobs are hard to come by then there is no point to
> immigrating to a new country just to work in a grocery store as a
> minimum wage fella who has an engineering degree and a graduate
> degree!
Hi,
US ain't much better, believe me.
Here's the cut&paste from the December 2003 (most recent) Victoria Skills
in Demand document:
Information and Communications Technology
2231 - Computing Professional
- E Commerce
Must have
E commerce security (non-programming)
- System Software support
Must have
Data warehousing or Communications or Photonics
and all specialities in
" Data services
" Voice Services
" Frame Relay
" DSL
" Mobile Networks
- Security
Must have either CISSP or PKI
Good luck!
Mike
--
Am I the only one who's noticed that the discovery of the accelerating
expansion of the universe coincides with the discovery that more than half
of email, and rising, is now spam?
