Jay V. Gangawane

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nice achievement,
all the best for part 2.
15 years ago
my 2 cents .. mostly in line with replies that have been posted above ..
If you are working on something that's about to be started from scratch, prepare some document such as Fuctional Specification.
Send it for review and approval to your senior manager or your even to the person you are reporting to.
That way we can document and keep on updating the requirements and assumptions clearly.

Also after any such meetings or discussions where the requirements are discussed, its always beneficial to send out the minutes of meeting (MOM) to all the concerned persons.
P.S. this looks quite a natural and simple thing to do, but can help at later stage when anyone suddenly asks when was this decided!
15 years ago
Hi Guys,

I need some advice on how to shape up your java career.
Currently I am working as s/w engg at a reputed firm. My total experience is 2.8 yrs.
I am working on java/j2ee (2.9 yrs) and adf faces/ jsf (from past 1 yr).

My current work/tasks do not require proficiency in the domain knowledge.
Its developing UI's using adf faces/ jsf/ client specific frameworks and writing some API's.
As a result, I am good at technical stuff, but not yet proficient in any domain specific knowledge (like mailing, access and identity management, finance etc).

I am not sure if my career is on right path since I am not proficient in any domain as of now.

I am primarily intrested in java/j2ee/designing/coding stuff.. basically core technical stuff. Also aiming to be an enterprise architect one day.
I haven't worked on databases, but did work on using LDAP API's a bit.
In my project, the other members are ones who are proficient in domain knowledge (access and idenity mgmt) and work on modules pertaining to them.
This leads me to making an observation that they are more 'valuable' to the company and have faster growth in terms of designations and perks.

I did try my hand on doing some initial microsoft project plans for my module, but I am just a beginner in that.

Another of my concerns is that since I am very much interested in technical stuff, technologies keep getting obsolete after a specific period of time.
Not sure is it worth investing lot of time into any specific technology.

Please advice on right way and direction of shaping up java career.

Thanking in anticipation.
15 years ago