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by mbc11 Accepted solution
by wizard-09 Accepted solution
That you have a offer from the place that you completed your internship with. You have worked for this company for what about a year maybe more, how did you find the company do you get on with everyone you work with do you enjoy working for the company, how easy is it to get to. So what I'm saying here is that if your happy were you are stay because the next place might not be as you expect.
Hope that helps.
by ksoniat Accepted solution
I'd pick the web applications in .NET, Coldfusion, VB etc. Not only have you been there for your internship, but the languages are more current and widespread.
Go to monster, careerbuilder or indeed and search for those languages. You may not find any requests for mainframe and assembler.
You need to think ahead to the next job too, what will make you more marketable.
It's a good problem to have!! Let us know which way you choose and how it works out.
by mbc11 Accepted solution
by jamesrl Accepted solution
...and after 29 years in IT....
Pick the devil you know, if you enjoyed your internship. Technology aside you don't know the person you would work for at the other company like you know the people at your internship.
Plus doing assembler on a mainframe is kind of a dead end.
The .Net etc would make your more marketable. Build your resume with good skills, then look around when the economy is better.
There are no guarentees, but thats how I would see it.
James
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