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US Job Market Story
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Paul Stevens
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Joined: May 17, 2001
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Here is a story on the job market in the US.
[ May 06, 2002: Message edited by: Paul Stevens ]
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John Dale
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Waaaah! Java programmimg is so much more fun than C++ programming. But I guess that overall, it is "pretty" news.
By the way, here is the link as a link.
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Paul Stevens
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What? :roll:
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Alex Ayzin
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How much did the author of that article got from his pro-H1B bosses, I wonder. Bunch of crap, pardon my French. Let him try to tackle one of those unfill job positions, if he's ever gonna be able to find one any time soon.
--Alex
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John Dale
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Sorry, Paul. I was reacting to this statement in the news story:
The study advised job seekers that the most fertile ground for IT jobs are companies with more than 1,000 employees, and that the most needed programming skill is C++, followed by Oracle, SQL, Java and Windows NT.
Perhaps this suggests it makes sense to take more advantage of opportunities to program in C++.
The ITAA also has an interesting, freeFAQ to go with their study.
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