I was informed by one of my colleagues about this post on Spring Overtakes EJB as a Skills Requirement and of course immediately I wanted to try what I am interested :) And here are the results of some of my searches;
| “oracle 10g”, “oracle 9i”, “oracle 8i”, “oracle 11g” Job Trends | “oracle 10g” jobs – “oracle 9i” jobs – “oracle 8i” jobs – “oracle 11g” jobs |
| “oracle dba”, “oracle developer”, “java developer”, “.net developer” Job Trends | “oracle dba” jobs – “oracle developer” jobs – “java developer” jobs – “.net developer” jobs |
No need to lie; for a 10g, SQL and PL/SQL lover like me, I was very happy to see above trends :)
Hi,
for APEX it seems to be better to search with “oracle application express” instead “oracle apex”.
http://www.indeed.com/jobtrends?q=%22oracle+application+express%22%2C+%22oracle+apex%22%2C+%22oracle+htmldb%22&l=
But compared to the others it has for sure not so many job postings. At least you see a trend going up :-)
Greetings
Patrick
Comment by Patrick Wolf — January 25, 2008 @ 7:46 pm |
You are right Patrick, thank you.
Still Forms&Reports seems to be doing good, I am nearly sure that with the new releases of Apex trends will change :)
Comment by H.Tonguç Yılmaz — January 25, 2008 @ 10:08 pm |