The path to my programmers, the path to programmers

The path to my programmers, the path to programmers

I am a newly graduated college student. My major at school is software technology, which is actually outsourcing services to Japan. The school mainly studies Japanese, net, and C #. I have just found a job that is outsourced to Japan. However, when I arrived at the blog Park, I saw that everyone could not learn the technology for Japanese service outsourcing. It seems that it is not very good for programmers to develop personally. I would like to ask the experts who have experience in this field to tell me, what is my personal outlook if I outsource Japanese services.

If I want to outsource my services to Japan and transfer my job a few years later, will it be difficult to find a job.

A question from a computer scum.

What should I do for my programmers?

Haha. I'm glad to discuss this with you. First, I want to know if you are studying programming for employment or personal interests? Look at your idol and you will know what your goal is. Now that you are clear, you should know what a 30-Year-Old programmer means? I am also a programmer. Now I am planning my own life. But I am also afraid that when I was 30 years old, I still have the ability and creative thinking to program. So I started my own entrepreneurial path. If you leave, you will always retire. Do it for yourself and never retire. By the time of 30, I hoped that others would do it for me and use their youth to continue my innovation path.

Your problem must be solved by yourself. Ask yourself what it is. If it is purely personal interest. Think about friends and family members. I suggest you develop it as an interest. If you are interested in doing your job well, you will not be bored in your life.

Haha. Dear friend, come on!

How should I go the path of my programmers?

What you learned is your own. First of all, I admire that you can learn programming by yourself, because I am a senior computer major, but programming is not good, learning programming well is still difficult. If you want to engage in programming, go to it. In this society, 50% of college students are not engaged in their own majors. First, they do not know this major because they do not like it when they enter the university, second, I did not learn my major well at the university. However, I have learned the same skills to make money and find a job! Company recruitment is generally not strictly required to say that relevant majors are required, and positions-where there are experts. In addition, the industry like programming requires practical capabilities, that is, your hands-on capabilities! If you want to engage in this industry, we suggest you have the opportunity to first practice, or participate in programming and other competitions at school, and look for projects to do it. This will help you improve your skills quickly ~! Remember: doing what you want can make it faster and easier to succeed!
The above is my understanding and I hope it will help you!