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Hi all
I got a call from some other company but that want i will work on coldfusion for two month.
after they will shift me on the c# web programming!!
so what i do?
Is there is good carrier in the cold fusion also
I am working on dot net windows programming, but what is cold fusion i do not know!!
they told that you can learn easily
what i do please guide me
Thanks
Cold Fusion is a different web programming "language". Think of how different asp, asp.net, php are all different types of server side web programming you can see how cold fusion is just another one of those types.
http://www.adobe.com/products/coldfusion/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ColdFusion
so what i do sir?
Join the comp or miss it??
Ultimately the decision is yours.
Learnning another language never hurts but you must be able to make it through it too so you can get to the C# stuff that they "promissed.
But i think that the coldfuison is not make by the microsoft ? Is it the part of the PHP?
ColdFusion is an Adobe product nowadays.
Whether you take the job is up to you. Are you comfortable with your current job? If so, consider whether you really want to leave.
If not, then consider whether you feel comfortable learning a new language.
Variety of experience is always good for your resumé and will make you more attractive to other employers in the future, beyond either of these jobs.
NOw I am not satisfy with my current job, basicaly here i am working on only the windows application
and i am working here form last 1.5 years, this is my first compey i think no leaving it is batter for me,
other wise i can not work on the web application here!!
but something affried with cold fusion this is very new for me :confused:
Did you even check the links I posted?Quote:
Originally Posted by shakti5385
Ya i am just reading there also side by side ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by RobDog888
Don't be afraid.
Learning and adapting to new things are the most important skills a developer can have. Almost no-one wants to employ someone who can only do one thing, regardless of whether they do it well or not; if you do get picked up by someone, it'd most likely be a dead-end job that would be no help to your career.
If you don't want to get stuck in your current job, and you believe that this one will help you out, then I advise you to pick up a book on ColdFusion, and dive into it head-first. :)
What this meanQuote:
if you do get picked up by someone, it'd most likely be a dead-end job that would be no help to your career.
If you are only good at one thing you are less attractive to potential employers.
If you do get employed, despite being only good at one thing, the job is likely to suck and not help your future job prospects at all.
Now if you can demonstrate to people that you are good at a variety of different things, that makes you more employable, and also demonstrates that you are flexible and can learn even more things.
This is the type of employee that software companies want, because software development is such a rapidly-changing world.
finally you want to say that do not miss the chance
yes.
I started to learn Coldfusion and it was somewhat confusing for me. I would like to pick it up again this summer, b/c like pena said, looks good on your resume.
Hi all
I did not join that company till now!
Now the same company offer me 280$ Per Month
in my own company i am getting 225$ Per Month
now the all work in C# and web application
but presently i am working in desktop based application with VB.NET what should i do?
None of us are you. What do you think you should do?Quote:
Originally Posted by shakti5385
Yes i should do
but i am fresher in web application so confused!
Are there zeros missing? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by shakti5385
Anyway, it's a 20% increase, plus you will learn something new. Nothing to lose.
If you are always afraid of tackling something that you don't know how to do, then you will never grow as a professional. I don't care what your occupation is.
Thanks u bothQuote:
Originally Posted by Hack
but i want to know is there is any possibility to maintain good relation with the old company also?
or forget old company?
Always keep the good relations with your old co-workers regardless - send emails, give them a call once in awhile (birthdays, holidays, etc).
It's a small world and there is a great chance some of you may work together again. ;)
This is great but how to make happy the old boss alsoQuote:
Originally Posted by RhinoBull
Politics, Politics, Politics... :) Don't argue too much, do what you're told, be on time - that should make him happy. :p
I am so confused what what i tell him,
If you google for something like "How to deal with your boss?" you will get tons of links.
Here are just a few of them::
http://www.healthyplace.com/communit...ety/work_5.asp
http://www.badbossology.com/
http://humanresources.about.com/od/b...and_Bosses.htm
http://www.thirdage.com/news/article...050411-01.html
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/US/Caree...oss/index.html
... and many others ...
You may also search for something like "How to make your boss happy?":
http://www.careerandkids.com/13-ways...ur-boss-happy/
http://www.wikihow.com/Keep-Your-Boss-Happy
http://bofe.wordpress.com/2007/05/23...ur-boss-happy/
... and so on ... :)
Thakns Rhino
No problem. Good luck! :wave: