Help: Career Advice Needed!

[cravis]

Hi DBians,

I have been working as a developer past 3 years. I have a dream about living in America. I cannot afford to move to USA on my own or in any basis. I am planning to learn any technology which has huge opportunities in the USA. The only way i can achieve my dream can be through an On-Site opportunity. Please suggest me any technologies or tools which are apt for me. I am not interested in coding jobs.

Thanks in advance.

P.S. Suggest me technologies that does not involve coding/programming. Any tools like Testing tools, Sap modules or Business Reporting tools would be better. I just want to move to Administration or Testing side other than Development.


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[Simple123]

[quote name='cravis' timestamp='1380451168' post='1304324816']
Hi DBians,

I have been working as a developer past 3 years. I have a dream about living in America. I cannot afford to move to USA on my own or in any basis. I am planning to learn any technology which has huge opportunities in the USA. The only way i can achieve my dream can be through an On-Site opportunity. Please suggest me any technologies or tools which are apt for me. I am not interested in coding jobs.

Thanks in advance.
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Find a company who gives good opportunities to USA . other wise go for masters

[cravis]

[quote name='Simple123' timestamp='1380451802' post='1304324824']

Find a company who gives good opportunities to USA . other wise go for masters
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Masters is not an option for me. I can't afford it.

[AndhraAkilesh]

U have got developer exp, stick to that u will have more opportunities

[SwamyRaRa]

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[cravis]

[quote name='IamN0tTrouble' timestamp='1380456181' post='1304324877']
U have got developer exp, stick to that u will have more opportunities
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My work as a developer didn't involve in coding in any of the latest trends. I worked on a legacy tool which has no scope at all. And i am not proficient in any languages like C,C++ & Java. That is why i wanted to set course on different path.

[ahimsavaadhi1]

[quote name='cravis' timestamp='1380464286' post='1304325074']

My work as a developer didn't involve in coding in any of the latest trends. I worked on a legacy tool which has no scope at all. And i am not proficient in any languages like C,C++ & Java. That is why i wanted to set course on different path.
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programming languages lo chaala competition untundi... so i would say odds in onsite opportunities for programming is very high...

i think you should plan for some enterprise applications ...

i can think of Salesforce / Oracle Fusion... and secondly indian IT companies lo join avvu not foreign MNC's ... like IBM,CA,CSC,Deloitte...

[cravis]

[quote name='ahimsavaadhi1' timestamp='1380464536' post='1304325079']
programming languages lo chaala competition untundi... so i would say odds in onsite opportunities for programming is very high...

i think you should plan for some enterprise applications ...

i can think of Salesforce / Oracle Fusion... and secondly indian IT companies lo join avvu not foreign MNC's ... like IBM,CA,CSC,Deloitte...
[/quote]
Thanks for the input....think of me as a fresher and which enterprise application is currently hot now?

[ahimsavaadhi1]

As I posted at the moment , I can think of Oracle Fusion applications and Salesforce CRM will have good onsite opportunities ..

Oracle fusion SOA middleware will also have good prospectus ...

[ahimsavaadhi1]

"oracle Fusion SOA " is a combined word ... It's a middle ware ...

[cravis]

[quote name='ahimsavaadhi1' timestamp='1380465465' post='1304325106']
As I posted at the moment , I can think of Oracle Fusion applications and Salesforce CRM will have good onsite opportunities ..

Oracle fusion SOA middleware will also have good prospectus ...
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Thanks again... does these involve programming?

[pavank]

Oracle Fusion SOA ki prerequisites em avasaram, also India lo ela undhi dheneiki demand and openings..

India lo Java,.Net lanti vaatikanna edhanna different course cheyyali like where employees are less

[pavank]

also oracle fusion lo administration,development 2 separate unnaya?

[ahimsavaadhi1]

[quote name='pavank' timestamp='1380466106' post='1304325123']
Oracle Fusion SOA ki prerequisites em avasaram, also India lo ela undhi dheneiki demand and openings..

India lo Java,.Net lanti vaatikanna edhanna different course cheyyali like where employees are less
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Different antey .. if you have good programmatic skills and analytical skills.. i would always say "Python" Programming...

If you can do a good programming in Python the chance of you getting in to the best IT companies is high.... like google/facebook/GE...

[ahimsavaadhi1]

[quote name='cravis' timestamp='1380465835' post='1304325115']

Thanks again... does these involve programming?
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aa enterprise application lo ayina.. vaati own frameworks and scripting languages with their own Object Definitions untaayi.. you should be exposed to that frameworks....

they are mostly techno functional domains...from a developer perspective.. enduku antey u wont develop anything from scratch.. already built application ni mostly customize and configure chesthaaru according to the customer needs.. so understanding the architecture of the enterprise application according to the Module/Domain is the foremost thing...

bottom line for the question u asked.. yes they do involve programming to certain extent... but not as extent as compared to...the way a regular Java/.NET developer work