This information is featured in the videotape Internet-Related Occupations , part of the Emerging Careers Video Library from Delphi Productions Ltd. Careers on the Web Today there is scarcely a business or industry that does not use the Internet. More and more communications, transactions and research are taking place in cyberspace, making skilled professionals who know how to get businesses online very much in demand. If you re considering a career in technology, this guide to employment opportunities on the Web may be your first step through the booming job market toward a secure future.
Developers talk shop.
Most Internet software developers and programmers work with webmasters and site developers to write programs or scripts that allow users to interact with the site. Constantly mastering new skills is an integral part of this job. These independent developers typically spend time creating software tools for a client or planning software to develop and sell. Both logical thinking and creative ways of approaching problems are important attributes. Being in the right place at the right time is also important, so follow industry trends and developments.