Interesting Java Job Trends
There's some good information on that page about what sort of Java techniques and libraries are sought after. It could help those currently looking for a Java development job focus their effort on stuff that will get them the most interviews. But, as always, do what you really love. If you're good enough you can find a job in whatever niche you're working on.
After doing my own job hunting I'm more curious in the indeed trend graphs used in that post. They seem like a good way of answering specific questions about what's being sought after. Here's a few I tried:
Very unscientific, but it does make me feel better about working with oracle forms and reports for all those years.
There's some good information on that page about what sort of Java techniques and libraries are sought after. It could help those currently looking for a Java development job focus their effort on stuff that will get them the most interviews. But, as always, do what you really love. If you're good enough you can find a job in whatever niche you're working on.
After doing my own job hunting I'm more curious in the indeed trend graphs used in that post. They seem like a good way of answering specific questions about what's being sought after. Here's a few I tried:
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Very unscientific, but it does make me feel better about working with oracle forms and reports for all those years.
