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COBOL/CICS Programmer (Job #2878)
1 days ago
Charleston, WV
COBOL Programmer
Company Confidential
2 days ago
Farmingdale, NY
COBOL/CICS/DB2 Programmer
2 days ago
Brookfield, WI
Casual JCL/COBOL Programmer Analyst needed
CSC
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3 days ago
DENVER, CO
Lead COBOL CICS DB2 Programmer
4 days ago
Warren Township, NJ
Programmer-Cobol
11 days ago
Columbia, MO
COBOL Programmer
11 days ago
Atlanta, GA
COBOL Programmer
12 days ago
Concord, CA
Programmer Analyst II (Cobol)
13 days ago
Cedar Rapids, IA
COBOL Programmer/Analyst
26 days ago
Seattle, WA
Sr. COBOL/DB2/CICS Programmer Analyst
CSC
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44 days ago
RALEIGH, NC
Senior COBOL Programmer
54 days ago
New York, NY

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I have been a programmer using COBOL for about 4 years now. I really hated it and still do, but my biggest fault was NOT DOING ANYTHING ABOUT IT! I really like programming, and would love to continue, but not in COBOL. I think the only upside in my case is I have also been working on Java, although not as much, for about 3 years. But most of my time I had to use COBOL. Now, if I quit and start looking for a new job, my resume would still have COBOL and I will most probably be interviewed for the same kind of jobs, right? I am really interested in web development, and try and do something in that area in my personal time. In other words, how do I tell my future employer "Hey, I have 4 years of COBOL experience, but I just want to throw that away and start over. Please give me a job."? More details: Thanks for the replies guys. I know Java pretty well. I know PHP/HTML/Javascript/AJAX and all that jazz. I have my own personal PR4 website. I write programs for fun. I contribute to open source whenever I can. But since I graduated, I have been working with the same company for 4 years, and have no idea about how the job market is out there. Hell yeah, I can prove I know my stuff. But I have no *OFFICIAL, REAL WORLD* experience! For instance, I can't say 'I have solved the such-and-such problem in our intranet website' or 'I have a portfolio of clients I have made websites for'. I don't even know if it really matters, mainly because I have never tried taking an interview or even applying for a job until now. Thanks again!
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