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job hunting advice

boardie100 · 2012-02-23 15:15:53

Hey all…. Just looking for people’s opinions here….. I’ve working as a software engineer for the past few years, mainly as a server side developer using java…. My problem is that my company has never used frameworks like Spring and Hibernate which are all the rage now when I look at job specs for java developers. My…

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23-02-2012 4:15pm

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boardie100

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Hey all….

Just looking for people’s opinions here….. I’ve working as a software engineer for the past few years, mainly as a server side developer using java…. My problem is that my company has never used frameworks like Spring and Hibernate which are all the rage now when I look at job specs for java developers.
My question is how to fill the void that I have with regards to not having worked with these technologies when I go to apply for jobs?.
Will employers take on developers in the hope that they will pick things up quickly?.... I’ve been out of the jobs market for a long time so just wondering what i can do to make myself more attractive to employers...

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#2 24-02-2012 11:28am
srsly78

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You go and learn the things you are missing. Expect to be doing this a lot in your future career.

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