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Author: Rohit Umarjikar
Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2016 11:47 pm (GMT 5.5)

/*My View(May not right , Don't get Wrong/*
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I have been hearing that Mainframe is dying since I started working (it's been 10 year now)
I don't know where or who told you but it was booming since then till 2011 and then demand slowed down and constant now ( I guess).
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This fact seems to be misleading. If you look back 10 years and try to compare the same data, then you'll know why Mainframe is becoming a secondary choice (compared to other technologies).
This is not the assumption of Compuware but IBM say's so. Mainframe at 50: Why the mainframe keeps on going
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I am not surprised somebody who makes tools for Mainframes is trying to promote Mainframes.
But He put on facts.
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We should also not forget the pay a mainframe programmer gets in comparison to other technologies.
This is a different story because in current world you will have to be versatile in most of the technologies to get more paid. One of my friend is a ETL developer and tester but there are no jobs with higher salary than what he draws today, another case of a Hadoop Developer , Its just a bubble but in real no much jobs today, so unless anyone learns something of a current demand and keep updated time to time , He or She wouldn't be getting paid well. These days' everything is outsourced to offshore ,no matter what technology and their outsourcing rates are almost constant ( mostly fixed contract)in against to, older days (15 years back) was no much offshoring. so the pay in USA was much better which I think is the REASON for less pay and NOT the type of technology.
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Rohit Umarjikar
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