How is this "career objective" on my resume? should i change it?

Your career objective should discuss the value that you would bring to a potential employer. Yours reads like the "what's in it for me" and it's pretty generic.

How about something like: "To work in a dynamic learning environment where I can contribute my current skills, and grow through new opportunities" or something like that.

The word "someplace" isn't very professional...

That's a terrible objective. Actually, it's not an objective at all, it's a proposition.

"Career Objective" is for n00bs! What are you doing!

Use the following headings only:

Professional Experience

Education & Training

Skills

References

Well I am a disabled former programmer who went in to technical support meaning I solved problems that were created by bored programmers who lost both their creative energy. So I would state that your career objective is to take the current skills along with newly acquired skills to further the companies current and future needs. so maybe something like this:

Career Objective:

To mold company's current and future needs with my current and future skills in the Information Technology field.

That shows:

1) you want what is best for the company.

2) You want to grow in that company.

3) You are willing to sacrifice for the company but not at the expense of your own growth. It hints that you want to grow not just copy/paste ... you want to improve both the company's and your bottom line .... the cash.

Hope this helps

"To find someplace where I need to learn new skills..."

Not good. First of all, "someplace" is not a professional word to use. It denotes "uncertainty, vagueness, etc." You don't wanna disclose that part of you to a talent hunter, right? Also, ur applying for a "job", not an "admission" to some training institute! As much as you look at it as a place to learn, THEY look at you as someone who can CONTRIBUTE. They want someone who can give, not take. At least that'd be the first thing they'd expect from you.

Keeping that in mind, I suggest u change it to something like... "To be part of a work culture that provides me the opportunity to put my skills to its best use, and in turn, assist me in my personal development."

This kind of line shows what you selfishly want, but in a subtle way. It speaks of your need to find a job more challenging, something that ur previous jobs lacked, and at the same time, it draws out a benefit for the hiring organization too, that is "your need to subject ur skills to their maximum potentiality."

keep myself updated with modern technology, learn new skills to solve problems creatively

Challenging position in programming.systems.it.......etc with growth potential...........

take your choice....I would give your resume a look.......

You must show the employer how your skills will benefit them. http://www.ehow.com/how_2285081_form-resume-object...