Fall 1998 - Software Careers

FEATURES

by Kurt Sandholtz

Kurt presents the Four Stages career management model, which focuses on career growth in terms of development stages.

by Howard Rubin

From Howard's perspective, the IT worker shortage is real and its impact will dwarf the technology issues, such as the Internet, e-commerce, and HDTV.

by Jay Sutaria

Interviews for technical jobs are perhaps the most intimidating and mysterious events that job hunters experience. Jay discusses ways in which you can better showcase your skills and experience.

by Janet Ruhl

The term "computer consultant" describes three different career paths. Janet examines the differences among them, and shares what it takes to succeed at each.

by Barry Boone

A "Sun Certified Java Programmer" identifies you as someone who has taken the time to be recognized as an expert.

by Gary M. Stern

Working overseas can give a boost to your career and provide you with lifelong experiences.

by Paul J. Kostek

The performance review can be a useful means of collecting feedback for guiding your career.

by Debra Webster

Internationalization involves writing language and locale-neutral software and lead to local jobs for global markets.

Editorial

by Eugene Eric Kim