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is there any future to learn Oracle?

Niy
since jobs are being outsourced to India.

--- a entry-to-middle level oracle DBA/Developer.
Jul 19 '05 #1
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ni***@hotmail.com (Niy) wrote in message news:<55**************************@posting.google. com>...
since jobs are being outsourced to India.

--- a entry-to-middle level oracle DBA/Developer.


Being that

1- the Oracle DB is losing market share to both DB2 and SQLServer and
2- the IT industry in general is outsourcing jobs to low wage foreign
locations

it may be wise to consider a totally different career path altogether.
IT project management is not an easy task and managing a project where
the work is performed remotely makes the task even more difficult.
There will still be some IT jobs located locally. The exact nature of
these jobs is still undetermined. More than likely the majority of
these jobs will be closely related to business process analysis,
project management, and IT management. Still some local technical
expertise will be retained. The question is how much?

I would suggest that if you really want to work in IT that you make
sure to take all the current in demand technologies: HTML, XML, JAVA,
and gain experience working with a Web Server product: Web Logic,
WebSphere, ... and combine this with a Business degree.

I expect that the relative income level for IT professionals over the
next 20 years will not be as good as over the last 20 years, but if an
IT career is what you want the above is what I think you need.

Predicting the future is an error prone task. Be flexible.

HTH -- Mark D Powell --
Jul 19 '05 #2
Hi Niy

You can get a job in india..Follow the job get yourself a work permit
to work in india..:-) before the indians close the quota of green
cards for the current year :-)

heheh just kidding listen to what mark says and additionally.here is
what i have to say.

Dont get worried about outsourcing.The indians and low cost countries
at this stage seem invincible with their unique value propositon of
low IT cost.Business always work that way world over .simple priciples
of modern economics capital moves in search of (LOW) cost labour
..folks in developed countries get greedier and greedier as they want
everything at lower and lower costs while investor and stake holders
get greedier and greedier as they want more returns from their
investment .Corporations have no choice but to outsource top low cost
countries..i remember eagles here we are the prisoners here of our own
device..

Anyway the trick is being multi-skilled as mark rightly pointed out.

1)Follow marks suggestions

2)Pick up other databases like sybase,db2 or sql server as this way
your resilince power to falling market share of oracle is greatly
increased

currently i am doing number 2.dont be surprised i am doing this
becoz..it will not be far when indians get greedier and greedier and
demand at a lower cost and corporations start moving thier business to
ethopia..:-) and we decide that we might have to require a work permit
to work in ethopia..

welcome to ethopia :-)

regards
Hrishy
ni***@hotmail.com (Niy) wrote in message news:<55**************************@posting.google. com>...
since jobs are being outsourced to India.

--- a entry-to-middle level oracle DBA/Developer.

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