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Old 04-13-2014, 12:49 AM   #1
dnaveenkumarece21
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linux for freshers


i am nav persuing b-tech 3rd year ece.just intrested in doing software job and after consulting many professionals they said to choose any platform like java or ,net etc many said linux is one of the best. i am in a dilama to what to do. so that in future i should not be in a confussion i want a good start to my carrer.i hope u could give me correct opinion
1) which platform is good in future
2) job avalibility
3) salary ranges
4) does it suits ece students

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Old 04-13-2014, 11:01 AM   #2
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If all you care about is making money, I'd recommend getting into investment banking or corporate management. If you actually enjoy working with computers, Linux is as good a way to go as any. I don't know much about other countries, but here in the US, Linux jobs are becoming increasingly popular. The Linux Foundation has reported a fairly substantial growth in employers looking for Linux skills, IIRC.

One word of advice, though - pick a skillset based on what you want to do, rather than just because you think you'll make a lot of money. The people who tend to succeed are those that are passionate about their work, regardless of the field. Also, don't lock yourself into one technology or programming language; these things come and go. But if you have solid analytical and systems skills, you'll be able to weather technology changes and pick up on what's hot on any given day.
 
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Old 04-13-2014, 11:23 AM   #3
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One word of advice: if the job you seek happens to be an English-speaking one it would be wise to pay much more attention to your spelling, punctuation, etc. Your post above would create an extremely bad impression. It's never too early to start picking up good habits.
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