Suraj Regmi - Research On The Contemporary Workplace
Suraj Regmi - Research On The Contemporary Workplace
Suraj Regmi - Research On The Contemporary Workplace
Most of the companies are looking for experienced programmer with at least three years of
experience and of course bachelor’s degree in computer science.
The knowledge required for this kind of jobs are purely technical related to coding and problem
solving. The applicant should have full-fledged knowledge on coding, debugging, and deploying
the software. Some of the latest and cutting-edge technologies are almost compulsory to learn
such as AWS, docker and Kubernetes.
The skills that the applicant needs to have are problem solving and critical thinking. Similarly,
skills to code are compulsory.
The attitude the applicant should bring in the workplace is positive, motivated and team
playing. Similarly, he/should be able to manage time efficiently, design and communicate
complex systems concepts with team members and most importantly be a team player.
Research compared to Conference Board of Canada
The Conference Board of Canada categorizes skills to be Fundamental, socio and emotional,
personal management and teamwork skills (Canada, 2022). For the software developers’ jobs,
it is accurate and necessary to have all the skills. However, technical skills still have more
weights that the social and emotional skills. Similarly, teamwork skills is necessary as outlined
by Conference board of Canada.
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Future Learning
From the research done in employment posting, I have learned that I need to focus on my
strong points i.e., programming with Java. But I can also acquire communication and time
management skills so that I stand out in job applications.
On the technical learning process, I can revise, learn new technologies that are being asked,
take references of YouTube tutorials etc.
Similarly, on the soft skill parts, I can practice English speaking so that I am able to share my
thoughts more fluently. Similarly , reading self-help books can also be efficient to develop
personality and understand team members.
References
Canada, T. C. (2022). Finding Your Employability Skills. Retrieved from
https://www.conferenceboard.ca/future-skills-centre/tools/finding-your-employability-
skills/