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Java job market in tri-state area (NY, NJ, CT)?

 
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Can anyone describe how is Java doing in tri-state area? As I can see, employers expect over 5 years of experience. Any jobs for entry-level or junior?
 
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Only if you have financial experience/knowledge...
 
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I am looking for a job in this area also. It seems that everybody wants financial background unless you are looking at more well known firms such as Bloomberg, Lehman Brothers etc. These companies offer 6 to 8 week training on both IT and financial aspects.
I also have seen firms asking GRE or SAT scores (specifically the quantitative section) and Ivy League education.
I am getting depressed day by day.
 
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The market has been bad but the future does look better. Citibank just posted its figures which looked pretty good and they are expecting 2003 to be better. I have seen some companies start to open up some positions that had been frozen since 2001. I would guess that barring a long drawn out war that things should be better by the summer.
 
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