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The issue is that there are no i jobs to apply for.
Nothing at all. In the NY-NJ area, same old same old spots. Still want all the bells and whistles of the particular industry and software package.
It's a different market but in Microsoft you can find smaller companies not married to any package completely as in the i. Mostly you see alot fo Great plains/Dynamics.
I would love to go back to the i, but I have work on SQL Server, ASp.net, C#, VB.net
SQL Server requires a lot of time to learn it well imo. Knowing SQL very well is an important step.
When I started this new work, I was sure that I wouldbe able to find an i position that would utilize some of these new skills. This is not happening so I have to accept that I likely will not see the i again.
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