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    C++ market

    How's the C++ market, I'm up for renewal at the end of the year. Seems to be the odd opportunity in Germany, what about the UK? Do those banking jobs have huge queues of applicants?
    I'm alright Jack

    #2
    You'll be fine: plenty of IB c/c++ roles around, paying anywhere from 500-600.

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      #3
      Did hear actually that the C++ market, was holding up better than Java or DotNET.
      I'm alright Jack

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        #4
        Originally posted by RedTag View Post
        You'll be fine: plenty of IB c/c++ roles around, paying anywhere from 500-600.
        There are plenty being advertised. I am up for about 20 of them at the moment. None of them appear to be moving. Apparently there are alot awaiting for HR approval. I hope they start moving soon.

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          #5
          Be wary of 'jobs' advertised by agents. Many of those jobs don't actually exist and agents are just fishing for CVs to put in front of potential employers.

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            #6
            yes I see plenty of adverts but I'm suspicious. I might apply just to see what happens.
            I'm alright Jack

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              #7
              There seem to be all the usual daily IB jobs on Jobserve, exactly the same as before the recession. In the real world, there seem to be quite a few that want either MS SQL, Oracle, or Linux kernel knowledge, which counts me out on all three.
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                #8
                Originally posted by VectraMan View Post
                There seem to be all the usual daily IB jobs on Jobserve, exactly the same as before the recession. In the real world, there seem to be quite a few that want either MS SQL, Oracle, or Linux kernel knowledge, which counts me out on all three.
                Oracle download. Free.
                Linux download. Free.
                MS SQL. Don't know, but shouldn't be that hard to get your hands on a copy.

                What are you waiting for.

                Nomadd
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post
                  How's the C++ market, I'm up for renewal at the end of the year. Seems to be the odd opportunity in Germany, what about the UK? Do those banking jobs have huge queues of applicants?
                  Just got one sent to me to start end of this year/begin of next year in Frankfurt running probably until end of 2013 in telecommunications, some specs are:
                  • Mindestens 5 Jahre Unix und/oder Linux Praxiserfahrung (z.B. AIX)
                  • Systemnahe Softwareentwicklung in C++ (langjährige Erfahrung, Expert Level Skills mit mindestens 5 Jahren Praxiserfahrung),
                    C (Grundkenntnisse) unter Unix/Linux
                  • Systementwicklung oberhalb der Hardwareebene (z.B. SIP-Pakete parsen, Protokolle implementieren, Dienste auf Protokolle aufsetzen)
                  • Erfahrung mit parallelen Abläufen: Prozesse / Threads (Multi-Threads)
                  • Praxiserfahrung im Debugging von Programmcode
                  • Synchrone/Asynchrone Client/Server Kommunikation
                  If you want more I can PM you the details
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by nomadd View Post
                    Oracle download. Free.
                    Linux download. Free.
                    MS SQL. Don't know, but shouldn't be that hard to get your hands on a copy.

                    What are you waiting for.

                    Nomadd
                    Aye, that has a free version too. SQL Server Express
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