C# Corner

Hi,

 

I'm currently employed in the UK but I consider travelling and staying in some other interesting countries. I was looking for websites with remote jobs for C# .NET software developers but I could mostly find jobs in the USA.

 

I expect that remote work would require staying in the same or similar timezone. What are your thought about finding remote jobs, e.g. living in Czech / Poland and working in the UK / Germany? Or about Asia, living in Cambodia / Laos / Vietnam / Thailand and working in Singapore / South Korea etc.?

 

Which specialities are more likely to be good career choice for working remotely? I work mostly with core .NET and Oracle/MS SQL technologies (development of libraries that contain complex business logic and are used as background processes, some Windows applications) but I thought about progressing towards web development (ASP.NET MVC) or alternatively financial services (software for hedge funds or investments banks).

 

Are companies in general considering remote workers? Do you think remote working can be major trend in the near future? Is it likely to convince company to permit full remote work, even if it's not posting job offers of this kind? Any other thought?

 

Thanks!

Could you please help understand term "BETA" for az certification.

 

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/azure-exams.aspx#exam-az-300-section

 

I am having 6 years of experience still I am working as a developer, because I am working in a small company, this is the third company. still there is no change in designation.

 

So what is the next step, if I go to any other company can I change my designation or else? 

Hello Guys,

 

    Suggest me what kind of questions asked in Technical Architect (Asp.net) Interview. Thanks in advance

 

Regards

Saravanakumar 

I would like to get some good feedback on what maybe I should focus one. Ive been a software enginneer for a year and working on varouis technology as SQL,Oracle, SSRS Reporting, supporting varouis .net application. I'm a beginner programmer but I have spent a lot of time studying c#.  I don't really have much of an opportunity to write some new application at work.

 

Beside reading books, working on some small home project do u guys have any feedbacks that I should focus on so I can go to the next level. I started watching several video on plurasight and reading this blog on a daily basis.

 

My main goal is to focus in MVC, C#, .net core and JS fundamental for a year and see where it takes me. I was wondering if any one have other advices...