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Chapter One : How Much Are You Worth?
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Chapter Two: A Primer For Fledgling Programmers
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Chapter Three: What Your Boss Really Wants from You
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Chapter Four: Tips from a Technical Interviewer
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Chapter Five: Final Interview? Ask These Questions
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Chapter Six: What You Wont Learn in Programming School
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Chapter Seven: The Beauty of Borrowed Code
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Chapter Eight: Learning from the Masters
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Chapter Nine: Techies and Bit-Twiddlers Are Doomed
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Chapter Ten: Harnessing the Brute Force of Calculation
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Chapter Eleven: Take On the Tough Jobs
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Chapter Twelve: Mission: Impossible
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Chapter Thirteen: How Your Work Is Tracked
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Chapter Fourteen: Boost Your Output and Lower Your Stress with Productivity Tools
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Chapter Fifteen: A Blueprint for Savvy Programming
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Chapter Sixteen: Master Millions of Lines of Complex Code
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Chapter Seventeen: Good Enough Programming for the Seasoned Programmer
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Chapter Eighteen: How Seasoned Programmers Stay at the Top of Their Game
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Chapter Nineteen: Self-Management Tips for the Seasoned Professional
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Chapter Twenty: Spotting Opportunities, Skirting Land Mines
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Chapter Twenty One: Slipping Into a New Corporate Culture
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Chapter Twenty Two: Mentors and Mentees
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Chapter Twenty Three: How Do You Deal with the End User?
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Chapter Twenty Four: When You Get a Really Bad Boss
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Chapter Twenty Five: A Raise and a Promotion In-House
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Chapter Twenty Six: A Big Push Out of the House
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Chapter Twenty Seven: Jumping to Management
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Chapter Twenty Eight: The Top of the Pyramid: The Programmer Consultant
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Chapter Twenty Nine: Write for Your Industry
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Chapter Thirty: Founding and Running Your Own Firm
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Chapter Thirty One: Inventing Your Own Software
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Chapter Thirty Two: Marketing Your Product
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How to Become a Highly Paid Corporate Programmer
ISBN: 158347045X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 162
Authors:
Paul H. Harkins
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The .NET Developers Guide to Directory Services Programming
Introduction to .NET Directory Services Programming
Native Directory Services Programming Landscape
Understanding Searching Timeouts
Creating Groups in Active Directory and ADAM
Softerra LDAP Browser
SQL Hacks
SQL Fundamentals
Hack 60. Create a List of Personalized Parameters
Hack 61. Set Security Based on Rows
Hack 77. Fill in Missing Values in a Pivot Table
Hack 89. Choose Any Three of Five
Java How to Program (6th Edition) (How to Program (Deitel))
Examples Using the for Statement
Introduction
Interface Collection and Class Collections
Maps
Using Menus with Frames
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): Concepts, Technology, and Design
Web Services and Primitive SOA
Part II: SOA and WS-* Extensions
Policies
Security
Deriving business services
Wireless Hacks: Tips & Tools for Building, Extending, and Securing Your Network
Hack 32. Track 802.11 Frames in Ethereal
Hack 35. Check Wi-Fi Network Performance with Qcheck
Hack 49. Poll Wireless Clients
Hacks 8393: Introduction
Section A.12. BSS Versus IBSS
GDI+ Programming with C#
The Graphics Class
Working with Text and Strings
The Region Class
Graphics Containers
Double Buffering and Flicker-Free Drawing
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