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Hi There,

Myself having overall of 5 years exp on xml and related technologies like xslt, xpath, xsl fo, dtd, xsd, xquery, etc. Now, i would like to do some kind of course which adds more value to the domain i posses.

So, i kindly request you to let me know what kind of technologies/course/domain i should go for a better career future.

Thanks,
Bose

Posted 30-Aug-12 21:07pm

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bbirajdar · Answer 1 · 2012-08-30T21:16:00

Taking into account your 5 years of experience in IT, the first suggestion I want to give you is to improve your spellings. ( The correct spelling is 'career' and not 'Carrier'). Spelling mistakes create a bad impression in resumes and email communications. It shows your carelessness in your work.

My second suggestion is that you should not seek career guidance from the people you don't know. Looking at your current profile and the impression you created, I would suggest you to remain in the same domain and gain expertise in the technologies and tools you are using now.

At last I would like to say that, after 5 years of working in IT if you are still not able to decide which technologies and domains are good for you, then you have wasted your 5 years. You will have to decide it yourself.

I am awaiting for other suggestions from CP users.