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I'm working as a BMC Remedy Consultant. My job is akin to that of System Administrator. I'd say I'm quite happy with it since I get to learn so many things here
by godelmachine 9y ago
I'm working as a BMC Remedy Consultant. My job is akin to that of System Administrator. I'd say I'm quite happy with it since I get to learn so many things here. My profile right now is Tech Support. My organization used to provide opportunities for Customization/ Development & Integration too, but I doubt if I'll be able to work on those projects anytime soon.
One thing I miss is command line/ console based coding like we do in Java or C++. BMC Software has developed their own fourth gen programming language called Developer Studio, which mostly consists of dragging & dropping field from palette to create forms. I feel insecure that I'm not as competent as those who work on command line coding like Angular/ NodeJS/ JavaScript/ C/ C++.
These days, ServiceNow is proving to be a formidable competitor to BMC Software, and is fast eating BMC's market
I'll be moving to Canada soon, and am quite afraid if there are BMC Remedy jobs in Canadian market. One company that I know of is Air Liquide.
- partisan 9y agoI would say that the feeling you are experiencing is your gut telling you something that you should listen to. Becoming a specialist in a specific technology can be lucrative and can be the focus of a long career, but the technology you pick must have a life outside of the company who makes it.
- godelmachine 9y agoThat's my point. Java/ Angular developers are in demand anytime, anywhere. BMC Software is used by many Fortune 500 companies. I was thinking of getting into their R&D where I could get to do some product development.