African-American Women in Technology

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Monique Boea

What do you do? 1 Reply

Started by Monique Boea in General Discussion. Last reply by Monique Boea Mar 8.

Monique Boea

Is anyone using JQuery?

Started by Monique Boea in General Discussion Mar 8.

African-American Women in Technology

Ask Jo: Breaking Through the Concrete Ceiling

Started by African-American Women in Technology in Resource Exchange Mar 8.

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fk

Skills List

I would suggest to everyone wanting to upgrade their skills; write a list of things you would like to learn: For example, for me:

Network programming in c#
creating windows drivers
multi-threaded programming
mobile app development in java

Also, make sure you get certified in something. This will definitely help.

Posted by fk on November 29, 2009 at 10:39pm

fk

What really happens in the corporate IT world

My experience in the corporate world of information technology, was not a favorable one. In some instances, I did learn what I had to learn but at the same time, I was given unfair treatment when it came to training me on new technologies,etc. So, in the end, I had to train myself. My former boss, was really unforgiving when it came to anything and he would not let me have access to pertinent things that I should've had access to, in order to complete my job. I felt isolated because I did not ha… Continue

Posted by fk on November 29, 2009 at 10:30pm — 3 Comments

 
 

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