I continue to search for a .net developer job and so far I havnt found anything.
Im constantly getting my hopes up and then dashed again. I keep seeing headings like ".Net Developer Needed" "VB.Net Developer wanted", etc.
Then you click (or read further for you non-technical job searchers) on the ad and its like "looking for someone who can develep .net web pages" !?
Sometimes you get "Looking for ASP.Net developers" in the description...
Im probobly just whiney, but I think its annoying to see "VB.Net Developer Wanted" and then click on the add and its for ASP.Net.
True, some just advertise ASP.net.
Where I am (NY) it seems that there are MUCH MORE ASP.Net positions and they tend to require much less experience, though also requiring a lot of other technologies and skills like graphic design, java script, php, database, etc.
Now there are .Net desktop developer jobs available, but theyre all pushing for a 4-6yr degree, 5-15 yrs programming experience and 4-5 years .Net experience (beta developers?). I also find it humorous when they still only pay 40,000-50,000 a year. I know level 1 support technicians that make that much money.
Then there is the double whammy which confuses me. They ask for a master .Net person to do windows developing and ASP.net both. It seems to me that youre going to get someone less skilled in both areas. If you focus on one youre going to be more skilled in that one area ::shrugs::
Thats it. I guess I didnt have any real point to make, just venting...
Im constantly getting my hopes up and then dashed again. I keep seeing headings like ".Net Developer Needed" "VB.Net Developer wanted", etc.
Then you click (or read further for you non-technical job searchers) on the ad and its like "looking for someone who can develep .net web pages" !?
Sometimes you get "Looking for ASP.Net developers" in the description...
Im probobly just whiney, but I think its annoying to see "VB.Net Developer Wanted" and then click on the add and its for ASP.Net.
True, some just advertise ASP.net.
Where I am (NY) it seems that there are MUCH MORE ASP.Net positions and they tend to require much less experience, though also requiring a lot of other technologies and skills like graphic design, java script, php, database, etc.
Now there are .Net desktop developer jobs available, but theyre all pushing for a 4-6yr degree, 5-15 yrs programming experience and 4-5 years .Net experience (beta developers?). I also find it humorous when they still only pay 40,000-50,000 a year. I know level 1 support technicians that make that much money.
Then there is the double whammy which confuses me. They ask for a master .Net person to do windows developing and ASP.net both. It seems to me that youre going to get someone less skilled in both areas. If you focus on one youre going to be more skilled in that one area ::shrugs::
Thats it. I guess I didnt have any real point to make, just venting...
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