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Couple of questions for you all,

1) Like BAs (Buss. Analysts), can anyone predict other non-
technical areas that are growing in demand or will in the
future?

2) Which area do you recommend has the best opportunities
for an IT career ... US, Australia, Sweden/Finland ... ?

3) Which field of IT do you recommend getting into for the
long run and where? Open question... any thoughts welcome.

"BA" <> wrote in news:1cbb601c45335
$b0111c60$:

> Which field of IT do you recommend getting into for the
> long run

I like large green fields, with the occassional spattering of leafy green
trees...

(who knows. it never seems to stand still. today security, tomorrow who
knows. viri, spam, and vulnerabilities, oh my. is programming a better
field in the UK than Database admin in Switzerland? what am I friggin'
Kreskin? http://www.amazingkreskin.com/)

--
Neil MCNGP #30
"you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"

"BA" <> wrote in news:1cbb601c45335
$b0111c60$:

> Couple of questions for you all,
>
> 1) Like BAs (Buss. Analysts), can anyone predict other non-
> technical areas that are growing in demand or will in the
> future?

IT guys who know health care stuff.


> 2) Which area do you recommend has the best opportunities
> for an IT career ... US, Australia, Sweden/Finland ... ?

security in iraq. unless, you have a problem with getting shot at. do you?

> 3) Which field of IT do you recommend getting into for the
> long run and where?

HA..HA,,HA,,HA..HA... long run! i like that!

Rowdy Yates, MCSE
--
Rowdy's Home Page
http://rowdy_yates2.tripod.com/
"it's a work in progress"

"BA" <> wrote in message
news:1cbb601c45335$b0111c60$...
> Couple of questions for you all,
>
> 1) Like BAs (Buss. Analysts), can anyone predict other non-
> technical areas that are growing in demand or will in the
> future?

Anything to do with mobile phones

>
> 2) Which area do you recommend has the best opportunities
> for an IT career ... US, Australia, Sweden/Finland ... ?

India, if you don't mind the low pay

>
> 3) Which field of IT do you recommend getting into for the
> long run and where? Open question... any thoughts welcome.

IT changes quickly so nothing will be in the long run.

shoe eating will be the next big thing (i hope anyway)
>-----Original Message-----
>Couple of questions for you all,
>
>1) Like BAs (Buss. Analysts), can anyone predict other
non-
>technical areas that are growing in demand or will in the
>future?
>
>2) Which area do you recommend has the best opportunities
>for an IT career ... US, Australia, Sweden/Finland ... ?
>
>3) Which field of IT do you recommend getting into for
the
>long run and where? Open question... any thoughts welcome.
>.
>

On Tue, 15 Jun 2004 17:05:52 -0700, "BA"
<> wrote:

>Couple of questions for you all,
>
>1) Like BAs (Buss. Analysts), can anyone predict other non-
>technical areas that are growing in demand or will in the
>future?
>
>2) Which area do you recommend has the best opportunities
>for an IT career ... US, Australia, Sweden/Finland ... ?
>
>3) Which field of IT do you recommend getting into for the
>long run and where? Open question... any thoughts welcome.


I don't recommend Western Va.
This was in Monster today .... at least they don't require
certification.


IT Technician

Must have experience working in a secure networked environment
Running Windows and Linux
Responsible for maintaining anti-virus programs
Will work with account creation and control
Server Maintenance
Troubleshooting hardware, network and software errors
Installation and configuration of software




Job Title: IT Technician
Primary Skills: Windows; Linux; Server Maintenance; Microsoft
Office
Job Industry: Computers
Vacancies: 1
Job City: Blacksburg
Job Metro Area: Blacksburg
Job State: VA
Job Country: US
Salary: $10/HOURLY To $15/HOURLY
Hours per Week: 40
Start Date: 06/28/2004
Job Duration: 0 - 3 months
Detailed Job Duration: Ten Week Position
Degree Type: BS
Degree Area: Computer Science
Experience Minimum: 2 Years
Certificates/Licenses:

To submit a resume for this position, you must place
US24073/MB/52361 in the subject line of your e-mail. Send your
resumes to: in text format. Do not
send e-mail attachments.
Candidates responding to this posting must currently possess the
eligibility to work in the United States.

the plural of virus is not viri.. rather it is viruses..
i expected better from a canadian...
usually quite normal for the revolutionary lot to mess up english.


"Neil" <> wrote in message
news:Xns9509CECCA6A06neilmcsehotmailcom@207.46.248 .16...
> "BA" <> wrote in news:1cbb601c45335
> $b0111c60$:
>
> > Which field of IT do you recommend getting into for the
> > long run
>
> I like large green fields, with the occassional spattering of leafy green
> trees...
>
> (who knows. it never seems to stand still. today security, tomorrow who
> knows. viri, spam, and vulnerabilities, oh my. is programming a better
> field in the UK than Database admin in Switzerland? what am I friggin'
> Kreskin? http://www.amazingkreskin.com/)
>
> --
> Neil MCNGP #30
> "you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"

"billyw" <> wrote in news:O5eApO6UEHA.3016
@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:

>
> the plural of virus is not viri.. rather it is viruses..
> i expected better from a canadian...
> usually quite normal for the revolutionary lot to mess up english.

hahaha!!! me spell? use of grammar? proper Queen's English? perhaps we
haven't met. Hi let me introduce myself Billy, I'm Neil. (and the plural
of mouse is mieces. and being Canadian merely means you can be illiterate
in both of our offical languages)



--
Neil MCNGP #30
"you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"

"Neil" <> wrote in message
news:Xns950A60707336Eneilmcsehotmailcom@207.46.248 .16...
> "billyw" <> wrote in news:O5eApO6UEHA.3016
> @tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl:
>
> >
> > the plural of virus is not viri.. rather it is viruses..
> > i expected better from a canadian...
> > usually quite normal for the revolutionary lot to mess up english.
>
> hahaha!!! me spell? use of grammar? proper Queen's English? perhaps we
> haven't met. Hi let me introduce myself Billy, I'm Neil. (and the plural
> of mouse is mieces. and being Canadian merely means you can be illiterate
> in both of our offical languages)
>
>
>
> --
> Neil MCNGP #30
> "you'd do what, to who, for how many biscuits?"

And, yes, the plural of moose is mooses and the plural of goose is gooses.
Tabernaque....

Steve

You hit the nail right on the head, Rowdy. I work int he
health care field and the demand for IT support in this
field will grow geometrically in the next 10 years. For
every ONE of us that is now in the healthcare field
today, the demand will be TENFOLD when the boomers retire
and start to need healthcare.

>-----Original Message-----
>"BA" <> wrote in
news:1cbb601c45335
>$b0111c60$:
>
>> Couple of questions for you all,
>>
>> 1) Like BAs (Buss. Analysts), can anyone predict other
non-
>> technical areas that are growing in demand or will in
the
>> future?
>
>IT guys who know health care stuff.
>
>
>> 2) Which area do you recommend has the best
opportunities
>> for an IT career ... US, Australia,
Sweden/Finland ... ?
>
>security in iraq. unless, you have a problem with
getting shot at. do you?
>
>> 3) Which field of IT do you recommend getting into for
the
>> long run and where?
>
>HA..HA,,HA,,HA..HA... long run! i like that!
>
>Rowdy Yates, MCSE
>--
>Rowdy's Home Page
>http://rowdy_yates2.tripod.com/
>"it's a work in progress"
>.
>