本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛1. Both Windows NT and Unix (various flavors) are popular. If you are just framiliar with Windows, or vice versa, you will lose some opportunities. But you can still get a job if you are good at some application technologies. You should claim you can work both on Windows and Unix. Pls forget
about MC J++, which is not true Java!

2. There are a lot of IDEs. Some people even use raw JDK and make files. If you are good at one tool, say Jbuilder, i don't think you will have difficulties in shifting to Visual Cafe, or Visual Age for Java. You had better put at least 3 IDE names in your resume.

3. Not understand your point here.

4. For a java developer, it is natural for him/her to use JDK libraries, including
Java Swing. Again, Microsoft and Java are
in two different tracks. It seems MFC is not so popular.. In a true project, people may
include some other libraries. For instance,
if you work on IBM WbSphere, there would be a huge Java library for you. IT seems to me that basic Java technologies are more important than some proprietary libraries.
If you give me a library and its API doc, I can
immediately figure out hoe to use. This is
comletely different from the situation in C++.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net