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To be honest with you

chinasmile2000(itstimetomove)

I have a similar feeling as yours. I haven't really encountered a solider programmer in IBM Singapore yet.

To be honest with you, I was a hardcore J2EE programmer/architect before joining IBM. I had worked in some really interesting companies developing J2EE applications with WebSphere and WebLogic. We even practice XP. I have published numerous articles on Java developing including EJB, Struts, ... I am still wrting. Besides reading, I am still training developers doing XP now.

But most of development works has been out-sourced to India and it continues. We don't have much job to do now, and most of companies can no longer pay my salary. So what to do?

Anyway, I appreciate your input. I want to find out these companies who would be interested in my experience. I can still do programming, but ...

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Last Updated: 2004-7-3
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Software Process Specialist -chinasmile2000(itstimetomove); 2004-7-2 {456} (#1786794@0)
I've worked for IBM Global Services in Singapore for 2 years. My doman is software process improvement, includes software configuration management, change control, requirement management, defect prevention, measurement, ... I am also the Rational tools administrator covers ClearCase, ClearQuest, RequisitePro, Rose, TeamTest, ... The quality standard we followed is CMMI.

Do you know any organization could be interested in these skills?

Thank you.

IBM Canada -soimer(北约克); 2004-7-2 (#1786796@0)
To be honest with you, you are only suitable for big companies with documentation requirements. IBMers normally don't have hands-on skills for fast-pace companies. Good luck. -letitsnow(hot); 2004-7-2 (#1787339@0)

To be honest with you -chinasmile2000(itstimetomove); 2004-7-3 {818} (#1787966@0)
I have a similar feeling as yours. I haven't really encountered a solider programmer in IBM Singapore yet.

To be honest with you, I was a hardcore J2EE programmer/architect before joining IBM. I had worked in some really interesting companies developing J2EE applications with WebSphere and WebLogic. We even practice XP. I have published numerous articles on Java developing including EJB, Struts, ... I am still wrting. Besides reading, I am still training developers doing XP now.

But most of development works has been out-sourced to India and it continues. We don't have much job to do now, and most of companies can no longer pay my salary. So what to do?

Anyway, I appreciate your input. I want to find out these companies who would be interested in my experience. I can still do programming, but ...

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To be honest with you

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