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You want to break into the world of enterprise software. What skills should you learn first?

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Enterprise software is a booming field that offers lucrative opportunities for developers, engineers, and consultants. But how do you get started in this competitive and complex domain? What skills should you learn first to stand out from the crowd and land your dream job? In this article, we'll explore some of the essential skills that you need to master to break into the world of enterprise software.

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Abubakar Riaz

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1 Programming languages

The first and most obvious skill that you need to learn is a programming language that is widely used in enterprise software development. Depending on the type of software you want to build, you may need to learn different languages. For example, if you want to work on web applications, you may need to learn Java, C#, Python, Ruby, or JavaScript. If you want to work on desktop applications, you may need to learn C++, C#, or Java. If you want to work on mobile applications, you may need to learn Swift, Kotlin, or Java. The key is to choose a language that suits your interests and goals, and that has a high demand in the market.

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Abubakar Riaz

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In my experience all the enterprises use the license pack languages. And mostly used microsoft stack that is C# and VB.Net. Enterprise barely go for some open source since they need reliable support. If you are beginner than start with basic C# syntax learning, then try recreate any website or software you like which is already up and running it will give perspective on modules and then go for design patterns. That it you will be master and better than 70% out there.

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Augusto Wagner Ferreira de Barros

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If I can point out a path for you to start, that path would be studying a low-level language! Programming languages that are in evidence are good, but starting at the bottom and knowing how to do it is the best way to get started in the area!

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2 Database systems

Another essential skill that you need to learn is how to work with database systems. Database systems are the backbone of enterprise software, as they store, manage, and process large amounts of data. You need to learn how to design, query, optimize, and secure databases using various tools and technologies. Some of the most popular database systems in enterprise software are Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Cassandra. You also need to learn how to use data modeling techniques, such as ER diagrams, UML diagrams, or schema diagrams, to represent the structure and relationships of data.

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3 Software engineering principles

The third skill that you need to learn is how to apply software engineering principles to your projects. Software engineering principles are the best practices and standards that guide the development, testing, deployment, and maintenance of software. You need to learn how to follow a software development life cycle (SDLC), such as waterfall, agile, or scrum, to plan, execute, and deliver your software. You also need to learn how to use software engineering tools, such as version control systems, code editors, debuggers, testing frameworks, and documentation generators, to improve your productivity and quality.

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4 Communication and collaboration skills

The fourth skill that you need to learn is how to communicate and collaborate effectively with other stakeholders in enterprise software projects. Enterprise software projects often involve multiple teams, clients, users, and vendors, who have different needs, expectations, and perspectives. You need to learn how to communicate clearly, concisely, and professionally with different audiences, using various channels, such as email, phone, video conference, or chat. You also need to learn how to collaborate smoothly, respectfully, and creatively with your colleagues, using tools such as project management software, code review platforms, or collaboration platforms.

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Enterprise software is partly about 'business politics'. Understanding what the dynamics are, who are the real decision makers, who are the 'silent ones in the background' and learn to communicate with them. Within one project there can be a numerous of audiences who need to hear your story from a different perspective. Understand what is important to them, and tailor your story to that. But most importantly: be honest and always stay true to yourself - or else you will never be happy in such environment.

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5 Business and domain knowledge

The fifth skill that you need to learn is how to acquire and apply business and domain knowledge to your enterprise software projects. Business and domain knowledge are the understanding of the goals, processes, rules, and terminology of the industry or sector that your software serves. For example, if you want to work on enterprise software for banking, you need to learn about banking operations, regulations, products, and services. Business and domain knowledge help you to design, develop, and deliver software that meets the needs and expectations of your clients and users.

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Depending on which industry vertical one choose to specialise, domain knowledge will come right on top of list as a must have skill post which learning relevant technology skills/tools for the specific domain can follow For instance, someone who has worked in Banking and on Core Banking Systems will not be very relevant for the Energy vertical where Exploration, Production, T&D form the basis of running core IT systems like ERP, SCADA etc

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6 Learning and problem-solving skills

The last skill that you need to learn is how to keep learning and problem-solving throughout your career. Enterprise software is a dynamic and evolving field that requires constant adaptation and innovation. You need to learn how to keep up with the latest trends, technologies, and standards in the industry, and how to acquire new skills and knowledge as needed. You also need to learn how to solve complex and challenging problems that arise in your projects, using analytical, creative, and critical thinking skills.

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7 Here’s what else to consider

This is a space to share examples, stories, or insights that don’t fit into any of the previous sections. What else would you like to add?

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6 Learning and problem-solving skills

7 Here’s what else to consider

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