Programmers monthly salary in Cebu based companies - Page 6

simoncpu

I think we're about to go OT here.

My forte is C/C++ but I'm also happy to work with PHP. In working with large, high-risk projects, however, I've realized that programming is just a small sub-set of the skills needed to bring a project into its realization. Communication also plays a big role. Communication is needed to intergrate the various components and delegate the tasks to the right people.

Sadly, I do not have this skill yet. Communication is a skill that can neither be self-taught or learned through formal study. It can only be learned by exposing one's self to the real world.

boxingfan529

This thread has long been OT.

anyway, i'll take note of your skillset if we'll be hiring again for a web developer or software engineer.

simoncpu

Hihihi. OK dude.... hihihihihihihihihihihi

**BadDudes**

In most established companies here in cebu or event other parts of the country, they prefer to have a 4 year course grad since they have some standards to follow. Although I always believe that some of these undergrads do have more skills than the rest of us here. Like in my case, were having problems with the constant in and out of our programmers hasul kaayo cge hire and interview .. but our company still insists on a 4 yr grad standard ... wa jud koy mahims hehehe

**M@rv|n**

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Originally Posted by simoncpu

Schools are just for ceremonial purposes only. =)

[ simon.cpu ]

hahaha korek!!! ... oist! pero am not encouraging you na dli nalang ka mo skol ha

moongk

naa ko kaila 40K-50K ang sweldo.. 5 years experience..

cesar_jr12

I been shipped course from architecture and stud as a Bs Comp. Science, but been stop for some financial probs. I just got 2 semesters complete but planning to finish it even if its Associate. I just got basic html and c++.. Now, I been making fun in html and apply some components and fundamentals i gather from the net... Im practicing also php... even i dont know and encounter that yet.. i think its fun...

jherange

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Originally Posted by simoncpu

I started working as a web developer for a small firm in Tacloban... My starting was 6T (6T for probees, 10T for regular). That was in May 2005, when I decided to drop out of USC. 3 months later, I transferred here in Cebu to work for InfoWeapons because I know that the work is exciting (networking and information security is sooooo cool). Never mind if I still had a small starting salary.

I made it a point to develop myself by exposing myself to new things and absorbing all that I can. I made it a point to develop myself and overcome my shyness. I worked hard, gave my best, and found fulfillment in my work.

September 2006, and I'm still a Jr. Software Engineer. But I'm now making almost 4 times as what I made last year.

[ simon.cpu ]

naa hirings ron sa infoweapons?