Working from home only for developers ?

[TimberWolf]

No. I think its actually a trick question. Something to do with laying them side by side, or end to end.
or something

Solution for three men, one woman and two condoms here. This might have 'come' in handy for you ex-military guys, earlier in your careers

[tay]

3?

You havent lived!

[EternalOptimist]

Solution for three men, one woman and two condoms here. This might have 'come' in handy for you ex-military guys, earlier in your careers

[Moscow Mule]

Only on CUK.

[EternalOptimist]

I heard this morning that Rolf Harris is re-releasing 'two little boys'

[DimPrawn]

I agree with Nick. The rest of you is just fick, innit?

I'm the cream of CUK.

Rich and thick.

[DS23]

I'm the cream of CUK.

Rich and thick.

and past your sell by date?

[ratewhore]

Hi ,

I have done infrastructure work , what not in Microsoft. I don't program at all but I am very techy and can pick up coding skills in a few months.

Is there a market for home work other than coding ? Something related to IT of course..

You are looking in completely the wrong place and not even considering using the skills and experience you have gained so far.

You should be looking at moving into solution design and architecture, not programming. Plenty of documentation you can do from home, strategy, position papers, architectural documentation, etc, etc, etc.

So, look at something like TOGAF, look to see what skills and experience you need against what you have, and work out a plan how to get there.

Oh yeah - the money is pretty good too!!

All IMHO of course...

[sasguru]

If you can do your work from home, unless you're outstanding, so can someone in India or some other country.
While there is a medium-term time window in which such work still exists, as communication improves (both with people and with technology) such work will dry up.

IMHO, of course.

[ratewhore]

If you can do your work from home, unless you're outstanding, so can someone in India or some other country.
While there is a medium-term time window in which such work still exists, as communication improves (both with people and with technology) such work will dry up.

IMHO, of course.

True, up to a point. Some sensitive information, for example, will not be going offshore, regardless of how cheap it is...