Don't you just love it when the DEMOC
s paint themselves into a corner and it gets shown all over?
Posted on 02/19/2005 6:15:16 PM PST by nwrep
Over 25000 jobs are open at various US high tech companies. While a lot of companies have outsourced, a cursory look at a lot of open jobs indicates most are high paying...
These must be janitorial jobs...
I hope you are joking, or else are extraordinarily clueless to think these companies would advertise on their websites for janitorial jobs.
Of course, this post won't get much discussion. The xenophobes won't touch anything that disrupts their worldview.
This is awful news. Don't tell Willie Green.
Thats good. After the bubble blew up in the internet business, jobs were lost. Now tech is coming back and thus the jobs will follow. You can't outsource everything... and im happy to see 25,000 people got tech jobs in the US - so much for the libs talking about burgerking jobs.
Don't you just love it when the DEMOCs paint themselves into a corner and it gets shown all over?
Looks like this year will be easier to request a larger raise. `;^)
What's good for the country is bad for the Democratic Party.
You beat me to it.
WGIDS!
Do the math. It's been 4-5 years since the tech bubble burst. Systems are getting old and need to be replaced.
And there is a whole lot of "shakin'" going on!
We are doubling in size - and can't find or hire enough engineers - Linux clustering.
And I thought I was a cynic.
InformationWeek, an IT trade slick, has been predicting this for over a year. Their position has consistently been that the outsourcing everyone gets upset about is concentrated in the lower income jobs, and the higher paying positions will go begging.
Looks like they knew what they were talking about, as opposed to flacks like Lou Dobbs, who has no known training in either economics, business or IT.
I wonder how many of these jobs will be taken by American's and how many will be taken by foreigners with the H-1B guest worker visa's.
Especially India.
What a pathetic post. The most successful person in US business history, the largest donor in US history, and you portray him as a Nazi. What a jerk.
Tech is booming in Denver area.
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