职业问题：数据库 [英] Career questions: databases

问题描述

您好，

我正在考虑转向更多与数据库相关的工作，但是

需要帮助解决一些问题。我是计算机工程学生毕业，并且一直觉得最舒适的创建数据库 -

驱动的应用程序，最好是用于门户网站。


[我的问题：]

1.那里最适合我的职业选择是什么？什么

简介我适合吗？

2.数据库目前的就业市场/薪资情况是什么？b $ b b b professional？凭借我目前的技能，我最终会得到什么样的工作

with？

3.我应该关注/学习什么才能提高我的技能

最佳？

4.最后，是否有任何大学学位（MS）专门研究

数据库？ （我也对数据库的内部

机制/理论方面非常感兴趣。）


_回复之前请阅读我的（以下）个人资料！_


[我精通：]

- Oracle（8i，9i），MySQL（4.1.xx），MS Access

- 具备SQL Server 2000的工作知识

- 打算尽快学习SQLite和MySQL 5


- HTML，DHTML，CSS
- JS，PHP

- 打算尽快学习AJAX，JSON，ASP.Net


[我觉得我的优势是：]

- 我可以设计数据库系统（我不知道这是否是正确的

名称来调用它）非常

短暂通知。无论应用程序如何复杂，它都不会花费我几个小时（在

非常极端的情况下，包括起草前端布局）到

把整个事情搞砸了。

- 我擅长调试，并且对于良好的编码实践和错误以及异常处理非常细致。

- 我擅长设计好的，干净的网页，并强调最优的CSS使用价格。

- 我很快学习。


[我所做的专业项目包括：]

1.用于全国日常运营的内容管理系统（CMS） />
报纸

2.完整的大学管理系统

3.包含数千张照片的图像存档

4. A报纸网站


帮助！非常感谢提前。

dzn

解决方案

dreamznatcher写道：

您好，

我正在考虑转向更多与数据库相关的职业，但

需要几个问题的帮助和问题。我是计算机工程学生毕业，并且一直觉得最舒适的创建数据库 -

驱动的应用程序，最好是用于门户网站。


[我的问题：]

1.那里最适合我的职业选择是什么？什么

个人资料我能适应吗？

嗯，牛仔似乎很合适。

2.什么是当前数据库的就业市场/薪资情况

professional？凭借我目前的技能，我最终会得到什么样的工作

？

Dunno。

3.我应该关注/学习什么？提升我的技能

最佳？

数据管理的基础知识。

4.最后，有没有大学学位（MS）专门从事
数据库的任何地方？ （我也对数据库的内部

机制/理论方面深感兴趣。）

很多重量级的打击者数据管理领域似乎集中在斯坦福大学附近。我相信很多其他好学校也有很好的

课程。

_请在回复之前阅读我的（以下）个人资料！_


[我精通：]

- Oracle（8i，9i），MySQL（4.1.xx），MS Access

- 具备SQL Server 2000的工作知识

- 打算尽快学习SQLite和MySQL 5


- HTML，DHTML，CSS

- JS，PHP

- 打算尽快学习AJAX，JSON，ASP.Net


[我觉得我的优势是： ]

- 我可以设计数据库系统（我不知道这是否是正确的

名称来调用它）非常

短暂通知。无论应用程序如何复杂，它都不会花费我几个小时（在

非常极端的情况下，包括起草前端布局）到

把整个事情搞砸了。

- 我擅长调试，并且对于良好的编码实践和错误以及异常处理非常细致。

- 我擅长设计好的，干净的网页，并强调最优的CSS使用价格。

- 我很快学习。


[我所做的专业项目包括：]

1.用于全国日常运营的内容管理系统（CMS） />
报纸

2.完整的大学管理系统

3.包含数千张照片的图像存档

4. A报纸网站


帮助！非常感谢提前。

dzn

dreamznatcher写道：

您好，

我正在考虑将职业转向更多与数据库相关的工作，但是

在一些问题和问题上需要帮助。我是计算机工程学生毕业，并且一直觉得最舒适的创建数据库 -

驱动的应用程序，最好是用于门户网站。


[我的问题：]

1.那里最适合我的职业选择是什么？什么

个人资料我能适应吗？

你不适合任何特定的哈希桶，但很可能有
能够变形为你想要的任何一个。


而不是从我是方形钉子的角度来接近它吗？我应该把自己放进哪个洞？把它转过来说我是一个可变形的钉子，我最喜欢哪个孔？

2。数据库目前的就业市场/工资情况是什么？
专业人士？凭借我目前的技能，我最终会得到什么样的工作

？

最好看的地方是dice.com，monster.com，hotjobs.com等。但

今天的就业市场不是明天的就业市场。当然

有些东西比其他东西更安全。一个人可以

基本上保证甲骨文将在20年内保持不变，而

可以肯定的是，大量的产品和公司将会确定

将不是：至少不是现在的形式。

3.我应该关注/学习什么才能提高我的技能

最佳？

取决于你57岁时想做什么。

唯一正确的答案是要求陌生人走上一条通往灾难的道路。

4.最后，是否有任何大学学位（MS ）专门在

数据库的任何地方？ （我也对数据库的内部

机制/理论方面深感兴趣。）

什么国家/地区？我不知道在美国有一个，但是你可能想要和B $ b联系伍尔弗汉普顿大学的Carl Dudley教授，并且对欧盟赞不绝口。

。

_回复之前请阅读我的（以下）个人资料！_


[我很精通：]

- Oracle（8i，9i），MySQL（4.1.xx），MS Access

- 具备SQL Server 2000的工作知识

- 打算学习SQLite和MySQL 5很快


- HTML，DHTML，CSS

- JS，PHP

- 打算学习AJAX，JSON，ASP。净很快

对你粗暴地说实话......不，你不是。其中一件事让我在查看

简历时将简历扔进丢弃堆中的东西是如此庞大的技术清单无人能够

可能胜任所有这些。以上是这样的清单而不是

只是你不熟练所有这些都不是其他任何人。


这样的列表立即产生负面印象，除了在

人力资源部门由前鞋销售人员组成。 < g>

-

Daniel A. Morgan

华盛顿大学
da ****** @ x.washington.edu （用u替换x回复）

Puget Sound Oracle用户小组
www.psoug.org

dreamznatcher写道：

[我觉得我的优势是：]

- 我可以设计数据库系统（我不是我很快就会知道这是否是正确的

名称。无论应用程序如何复杂，它都不会花费我几个小时（在

非常极端的情况下，包括起草前端布局）到

把整个事情搞砸了。

很棒。

所有这些都在短短的几个小时内完成。


很棒。

Hello,
I''m considering a career switch to a more database-related job, but
need help on a few questions and issues. I''m a Computer Engineering
graduate and have always felt most comfortable creating database-
driven applications, preferably for web portals.

[My questions:]
1. What are the most viable career options for me out there? What
profile do I fit in?
2. What is the current job market/salary situation for database
professionals? With my current skills, what kind of job might I end up
with?
3. What are the stuff I should focus/learn to advance my skills
optimally?
4. And finally, is there any university degree (MS) specializing in
databases anywhere? (I''m also deeply interested in the internal
mechanism/theoretical aspect of databases.)

_Please read my (following) profile before replying!_

[I''m proficient in: ]
- Oracle (8i, 9i), MySQL (4.1.xx), MS Access
- Have working knowledge of SQL Server 2000
- Intend to learn SQLite and MySQL 5 soon

- HTML, DHTML, CSS
- JS, PHP
- Intend to learn AJAX, JSON, ASP.Net soon

[I feel my strengths are: ]
- I can design database systems (I don''t know if that''s the right
name to call it) on a very
short notice. However complex the application, it never takes me more
than a few hours (in the
very extreme of cases, and including drafting frontend layouts) to
chalk the whole thing out.
- I''m good at debugging, and am extremely meticulous about good
coding practices and error and exception handling.
- I''m good at designing good, clean webpages and emphasize on an
optimal use of CSS.
- I''m quick to learn.

[Among professional projects I''ve done are: ]
1. A Content Management System (CMS) for a running national daily
newspaper
2. A complete University Management System
3. An image archive containing thousands of photos
4. A website for a newspaper

Help! And many thanks in advance.
dzn

解决方案

dreamznatcher wrote:

Hello,
I''m considering a career switch to a more database-related job, but
need help on a few questions and issues. I''m a Computer Engineering
graduate and have always felt most comfortable creating database-
driven applications, preferably for web portals.

[My questions:]
1. What are the most viable career options for me out there? What
profile do I fit in?

Um, cowboy seems like a good fit.

2. What is the current job market/salary situation for database
professionals? With my current skills, what kind of job might I end up
with?

Dunno.

3. What are the stuff I should focus/learn to advance my skills
optimally?

The fundamentals of data management.

4. And finally, is there any university degree (MS) specializing in
databases anywhere? (I''m also deeply interested in the internal
mechanism/theoretical aspect of databases.)

A lot of the heavy hitters in the data management arena seem centered
around Stanford. I am sure plenty of other good schools have good
programmes too.

_Please read my (following) profile before replying!_

[I''m proficient in: ]
- Oracle (8i, 9i), MySQL (4.1.xx), MS Access
- Have working knowledge of SQL Server 2000
- Intend to learn SQLite and MySQL 5 soon

- HTML, DHTML, CSS
- JS, PHP
- Intend to learn AJAX, JSON, ASP.Net soon

[I feel my strengths are: ]
- I can design database systems (I don''t know if that''s the right
name to call it) on a very
short notice. However complex the application, it never takes me more
than a few hours (in the
very extreme of cases, and including drafting frontend layouts) to
chalk the whole thing out.
- I''m good at debugging, and am extremely meticulous about good
coding practices and error and exception handling.
- I''m good at designing good, clean webpages and emphasize on an
optimal use of CSS.
- I''m quick to learn.

[Among professional projects I''ve done are: ]
1. A Content Management System (CMS) for a running national daily
newspaper
2. A complete University Management System
3. An image archive containing thousands of photos
4. A website for a newspaper

Help! And many thanks in advance.
dzn

dreamznatcher wrote:

Hello,
I''m considering a career switch to a more database-related job, but
need help on a few questions and issues. I''m a Computer Engineering
graduate and have always felt most comfortable creating database-
driven applications, preferably for web portals.

[My questions:]
1. What are the most viable career options for me out there? What
profile do I fit in?

You don''t fit into any specific hash bucket but rather likely have
the ability to morph into whichever one you wish.

Rather than approaching it from the standpoint of "I''m a square peg
which hole should I put myself in?" Turn it around and say "I am a
morphable peg and which hole would I most enjoy being in?"

2. What is the current job market/salary situation for database
professionals? With my current skills, what kind of job might I end up
with?

Best place to look is dice.com, monster.com, hotjobs.com, etc. But
the job market today is not the job market of tomorrow. Certainly
there are some things that are safer bets than others. One can
essentially guarantee Oracle will still be around in 20 years whereas
one can be rather certain a large number of products and companies
will not be: At least not in their current form.

3. What are the stuff I should focus/learn to advance my skills
optimally?

Depends on what you want to be doing when you are 57 years old. The
only correct answer is asking strangers is a sure road to disaster.

4. And finally, is there any university degree (MS) specializing in
databases anywhere? (I''m also deeply interested in the internal
mechanism/theoretical aspect of databases.)

What country? I''m not aware of one in the US but you might want to
contact Professor Carl Dudley at University of Wolverhampton with
respect to the EU.

_Please read my (following) profile before replying!_

[I''m proficient in: ]
- Oracle (8i, 9i), MySQL (4.1.xx), MS Access
- Have working knowledge of SQL Server 2000
- Intend to learn SQLite and MySQL 5 soon

- HTML, DHTML, CSS
- JS, PHP
- Intend to learn AJAX, JSON, ASP.Net soon

To be brutally honest with you ... no you aren''t. One of the things
that gets me to toss a resume into the discard pile when looking at
resumes is a laundry list of technologies so vast no person could
possibly be competent in all of them. Above is such a list and not
only are you not proficient in all of them neither is anyone else.

Lists like this create an immediate negative impression except in
HR departments staffed by former shoe salesmen. <g>
--
Daniel A. Morgan
University of Washington
da******@x.washington.edu (replace x with u to respond)
Puget Sound Oracle Users Group
www.psoug.org

dreamznatcher wrote:

[I feel my strengths are: ]
- I can design database systems (I don''t know if that''s the right
name to call it) on a very
short notice. However complex the application, it never takes me more
than a few hours (in the
very extreme of cases, and including drafting frontend layouts) to
chalk the whole thing out.

Amazing.
All in just a few hours.

Amazing.

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