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Java is definitely not dead. As others have said, it is alive and very much kicking in Enterprise systems. Infact, if you or anyone reading this has an inklin
by zhte415 11y ago
Java is definitely not dead. As others have said, it is alive and very much kicking in Enterprise systems. Infact, if you or anyone reading this has an inkling to live overseas and few years experience and is at Senior Engineer or Team Lead level (corporate titles) it is great to leverage. Offshored locations around the world (note, I don't say Outsourced, still within the company) cry out for people with experience and international experience to inject to their teams for 1-n years.
- infinitone 11y agoFirst you said a few years experience then you said Senior Engineer... so which one is it? I'd imagine by few you mean 1-5 years, is that enough to get Senior title?
- zhte415 11y agoYes. Corporate titles. JSE 0-1 year experience, SE 2-4, SSE 5-7 typically. There would be multiple SSEs on a team, a team 10-20 in size. So yes, SSE in 5 years is reasonable as a corporate title in multinational type companies. Above that would be a Team Lead (late 20s/early 30s). A manager would manage 2-4 team leads. A Director / AVP 2-4 Managers. Technical Leads (senior non managers - perhaps what you're thinking) would be dotted around as needed. But a lot depends on the product and business line. A business line with a simpler product would typically have everyone at 2-3 levels up the hierarchy above a business line with a simpler product.
- arisAlexis 11y agoI strongly disagree about your estimate that Team Leads in Corporations are late 20s/early 30s. This may be in startups.