Is it a right carrier move to switch to SharePoint technology

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Well this is not a pure technical question but it is related to many technical persons.

Recently someone asked me about future scope of SharePoint developer. As i had no idea about this so I have goggled a bit and came to conclusion
that there will be better opportunities for SharePoint developers in near future.
As it is not my field so I am not 100 % sure if this is the right career move and if SharePoint is a valuable skill to add to in resume.

As no human can predict the future … but you can make a bet or an informed decision based on the past!
So my question is that

"Is it a right carrier move to switch to SharePoint technology"?

Posted 17-Sep-11 6:23am

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Herman<T>.Instance · Answer 1 · 2011-09-17T08:39:00

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if you read on the internet that it is right...what stops you then?

I recently have worked in a couple of project that run under sp where taken out of sp and back in to .net applications.

What is the effect of SP for developing websites? Why should it make developers happy? What kind of work a developer doesnot have to do anymore when sp is involved?

Posted 17-Sep-11 8:39am

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leopard447 18-Sep-11 12:38pm

your answer confused me. What are you trying to say.
Please explain more.

Sarathkumar Nallathamby · Answer 2 · 2013-04-03T22:55:00

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Yes .. U r Having Scope .. If u start ur career in Share point means .. and keep in mind atleast u have some work exp in .Net tech too... Ok

Keep Going as share point Developer

Posted 3-Apr-13 22:55pm

Sarathkumar Nallathamby

Updated 7-Apr-13 19:09pm

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vanita khatnani 4-Apr-13 6:13am

hey m also new in sharepoint... actually recently started working for a sharepoint based portal... but my question is should i continue sharepoint and if yes,, then either as a sharepoint developer or sharepoint admin????????...

Sarathkumar Nallathamby 8-Apr-13 1:08am

You can continue with share point Developer .. Learn Admin how they giving permission and configure.... Admin is very easy oly.. Ok .. This is my suggestion oly buddy!!!
Keep Rocking >>>>