Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
Who said the war is over?
And you expect the economy to turn around in an afternoon when it's being totally neglected?
bear, waiting for someone in power to notice that the economy needs a bit of attention...
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Originally posted by Ashok Krishnan:
There was an article in The Chicago Tribune dated 13th Aril that the tech jobs are going to double by 2010, and that there will be further shortage of technical expertise.
I don't know if its a good news or a bad news. 2010 is a long way to go.
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Originally posted by Ashok Krishnan:
I tend to agree. However, Chicago Tribune's article was talking about American jobs I suppose. I am not too sure about that though.
Meanwhile, I think as someone who relocated to Europe for work, I should be willing to relocate back to India, China or any other place to stay in the industry. This flexibility was one of the major plus points with Indian knowledge workers, and I think their best bet is to be flexible for a foreseeable future.
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"If you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always gotten."
For the past 2 years, reports keep saying that an upturn is around the corner...
Posts in October said hiring will boom after Jan 1st...
posts in February said when a decision was made about the war...
posts in the past 3 weeks said after the war...
posts now say next year...
Originally posted by Matt Cao:
Hi,
I think if you will be in the twentyish by 2010 and with the experience of fourtyish may be.
On the hindsight, if you know Hindi or Mandarin, you should relocate back to your country of origins.
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