Top rate skills with high value

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I am an ASP.net developer with SQL backend(4+). I want to change to someother band. Can anyone suggest wat skill will suit for me and wat skills having high value in cuurent market.

Posted 4-Nov-12 18:44pm

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bbirajdar 5-Nov-12 0:49am

I have a friend who works in COBOL and earns 3.5 lakh INR per month.. You can switch to COBOL if you like..

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2012-11-04T19:02:00

This question is pretty much useless, especially when you ask strangers. You careers plans should be driven by you and only you.

And nobody knows what would it mean "skills having high value". "High value" — for who? Market? Market is not a person, it's something completely brainless. It cannot have values. This is just a result of millions of players acting on the market. It can change any minutes. I would advise you to look not at external observation, but use your own understanding of technology. This is just one of the reasons why would you want to learn it.

Besides, you specialization is too narrow so far. The whole idea of "changing" or "choosing" is maybe not the most productive. You probably need not to "change", but embrace more skills in wider areas. Seems difficult? This is because you are talking about learning skills, but you can also learn science and technology of computing. If you do that and focus on fundamentals, you will be ready to get any technical skills. Even if the fields which don't exist so far. If you think about it, you will see that this is the most important capability you need.

—SA