IT Career Trends Developing in DR? - Santo Domingo

RE: IT Career Trends Developing in DR?

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abc200 previously said:

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Dusan previously said:

What do you guys think? Is the DR ready for the technological boom? I was thinking of taking a degree in IT -more specifically Information Systems Management- with me to the DR. I don't see many opportunities developing (at the moment). Am I wrong? Does anyone have any information? I know the DR is a leader in telecommunications in the Caribbean... but what is the status of the IT field?

I would try for maths or engineering degree first . I left IT 4 years ago and still am in demand. Maths and engineering based computing contracts can be done remotely and currently friends are getting 100 US per hour. They work in Southern Europe as I did for clients in N. America and elsewhere. There is huge demand. Sometimes they never even meet the client.
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Which Engineering or Math degree are you referring to here. I'm taking media design but i was told to better switch into CAD drafting for engineering firm as a freelance type of work which can be done remotely which also Media Design can also be done remotely too. One of the reason I'm moving away from Programming is because is not so easy to be able to work remotely and it requires the presence at the office type of things.

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#13 - Posted 3 January 2010, 7:16 PM
abc200 Location: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic Join date: August 2008 Member #: 1307 Posts: 10352	RE: IT Career Trends Developing in DR? Quote: Belly previously said: Quote: abc200 previously said: Quote: Dusan previously said: What do you guys think? Is the DR ready for the technological boom? I was thinking of taking a degree in IT -more specifically Information Systems Management- with me to the DR. I don't see many opportunities developing (at the moment). Am I wrong? Does anyone have any information? I know the DR is a leader in telecommunications in the Caribbean... but what is the status of the IT field? I would try for maths or engineering degree first . I left IT 4 years ago and still am in demand. Maths and engineering based computing contracts can be done remotely and currently friends are getting 100 US per hour. They work in Southern Europe as I did for clients in N. America and elsewhere. There is huge demand. Sometimes they never even meet the client. S. Which Engineering or Math degree are you referring to here. I'm taking media design but i was told to better switch into CAD drafting for engineering firm as a freelance type of work which can be done remotely which also Media Design can also be done remotely too. One of the reason I'm moving away from Programming is because is not so easy to be able to work remotely and it requires the presence at the office type of things. Not a bad idea to look at leading unviersities offferings and if you can't make the grade choose courses that amount to the same. Statistics, formal logic, optimisation might be good now but do your own reasearch http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cambridge_Mathematical_Tripos S.
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#12 - Posted 3 January 2010, 6:57 PM
Belly Location: United States, Seattle, W.A. Join date: April 2009 Member #: 2555 Posts: 3423	RE: IT Career Trends Developing in DR? Quote: abc200 previously said: Quote: Dusan previously said: What do you guys think? Is the DR ready for the technological boom? I was thinking of taking a degree in IT -more specifically Information Systems Management- with me to the DR. I don't see many opportunities developing (at the moment). Am I wrong? Does anyone have any information? I know the DR is a leader in telecommunications in the Caribbean... but what is the status of the IT field? I would try for maths or engineering degree first . I left IT 4 years ago and still am in demand. Maths and engineering based computing contracts can be done remotely and currently friends are getting 100 US per hour. They work in Southern Europe as I did for clients in N. America and elsewhere. There is huge demand. Sometimes they never even meet the client. S. Which Engineering or Math degree are you referring to here. I'm taking media design but i was told to better switch into CAD drafting for engineering firm as a freelance type of work which can be done remotely which also Media Design can also be done remotely too. One of the reason I'm moving away from Programming is because is not so easy to be able to work remotely and it requires the presence at the office type of things. "People who don't like their beliefs being laughed at shouldn't have such funny beliefs"
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#14 - Posted 7 January 2010, 6:26 PM
xwill7 Location: United States, El cuarto bate Join date: March 2009 Member #: 2300 Posts: 10466	RE: IT Career Trends Developing in DR? Quote: abc200 previously said: Quote: Dusan previously said: What do you guys think? Is the DR ready for the technological boom? I was thinking of taking a degree in IT -more specifically Information Systems Management- with me to the DR. I don't see many opportunities developing (at the moment). Am I wrong? Does anyone have any information? I know the DR is a leader in telecommunications in the Caribbean... but what is the status of the IT field? I would try for maths or engineering degree first . I left IT 4 years ago and still am in demand. Maths and engineering based computing contracts can be done remotely and currently friends are getting 100 US per hour. They work in Southern Europe as I did for clients in N. America and elsewhere. There is huge demand. Sometimes they never even meet the client. S. Why mesure them in USD and not Euro? You love USA
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#16 - Posted 7 January 2010, 6:46 PM
xwill7 Location: United States, El cuarto bate Join date: March 2009 Member #: 2300 Posts: 10466	RE: IT Career Trends Developing in DR? Quote: abc200 previously said: Quote: xwill7 previously said: Quote: abc200 previously said: Quote: Dusan previously said: What do you guys think? Is the DR ready for the technological boom? I was thinking of taking a degree in IT -more specifically Information Systems Management- with me to the DR. I don't see many opportunities developing (at the moment). Am I wrong? Does anyone have any information? I know the DR is a leader in telecommunications in the Caribbean... but what is the status of the IT field? I would try for maths or engineering degree first . I left IT 4 years ago and still am in demand. Maths and engineering based computing contracts can be done remotely and currently friends are getting 100 US per hour. They work in Southern Europe as I did for clients in N. America and elsewhere. There is huge demand. Sometimes they never even meet the client. S. Why mesure them in USD and not Euro? You love USA Gold is still priced in dollars for some reaon although they are not much good compared with the yellow stuff i prefer. So maybe 3 gramms for 1 hour? S. Why does the airbus make weird noises before and after landing? Edited on 1/8/2010 11:31 AM by xwill7.
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#18 - Posted 7 January 2010, 9:18 PM
Blutarsky Location: Dominican Republic, No Spin Zone Join date: October 2009 Member #: 3809 Posts: 10122	RE: IT Career Trends Developing in DR? If El Wanko is a product of EU schools we can obviously see they do not know how to write or spell and are turning out low grade morons and imbeciles I suppose that is why the US wins all the Nobels year after year al capo di tutti capi de los trolls
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#11 - Posted 3 January 2010, 6:50 PM
abc200 Location: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic Join date: August 2008 Member #: 1307 Posts: 10352	RE: IT Career Trends Developing in DR? Quote: Dusan previously said: What do you guys think? Is the DR ready for the technological boom? I was thinking of taking a degree in IT -more specifically Information Systems Management- with me to the DR. I don't see many opportunities developing (at the moment). Am I wrong? Does anyone have any information? I know the DR is a leader in telecommunications in the Caribbean... but what is the status of the IT field? I would try for maths or engineering degree first . I left IT 4 years ago and still am in demand. Maths and engineering based computing contracts can be done remotely and currently friends are getting 100 US per hour. They work in Southern Europe as I did for clients in N. America and elsewhere. There is huge demand. Sometimes they never even meet the client. S.
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#15 - Posted 7 January 2010, 6:37 PM
abc200 Location: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic Join date: August 2008 Member #: 1307 Posts: 10352	RE: IT Career Trends Developing in DR? Quote: xwill7 previously said: Quote: abc200 previously said: Quote: Dusan previously said: What do you guys think? Is the DR ready for the technological boom? I was thinking of taking a degree in IT -more specifically Information Systems Management- with me to the DR. I don't see many opportunities developing (at the moment). Am I wrong? Does anyone have any information? I know the DR is a leader in telecommunications in the Caribbean... but what is the status of the IT field? I would try for maths or engineering degree first . I left IT 4 years ago and still am in demand. Maths and engineering based computing contracts can be done remotely and currently friends are getting 100 US per hour. They work in Southern Europe as I did for clients in N. America and elsewhere. There is huge demand. Sometimes they never even meet the client. S. Why mesure them in USD and not Euro? You love USA Gold is still priced in dollars for some reaon although they are not much good compared with the yellow stuff i prefer. So maybe 3 gramms for 1 hour? S.
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#17 - Posted 7 January 2010, 6:50 PM
abc200 Location: United Kingdom, Dominican Republic Join date: August 2008 Member #: 1307 Posts: 10352	RE: IT Career Trends Developing in DR? Quote: xwill7 previously said: Quote: abc200 previously said: Quote: xwill7 previously said: Quote: abc200 previously said: Quote: Dusan previously said: What do you guys think? Is the DR ready for the technological boom? I was thinking of taking a degree in IT -more specifically Information Systems Management- with me to the DR. I don't see many opportunities developing (at the moment). Am I wrong? Does anyone have any information? I know the DR is a leader in telecommunications in the Caribbean... but what is the status of the IT field? I would try for maths or engineering degree first . I left IT 4 years ago and still am in demand. Maths and engineering based computing contracts can be done remotely and currently friends are getting 100 US per hour. They work in Southern Europe as I did for clients in N. America and elsewhere. There is huge demand. Sometimes they never even meet the client. S. Why mesure them in USD and not Euro? You love USA Gold is still priced in dollars for some reaon although they are not much good compared with the yellow stuff i prefer. So maybe 3 gramms for 1 hour? S. Wht does the airbus make weird noises before and after landing? A beauiful melody to the initiated. S.
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