She works at a grocery store now.
I have been drilling into my two young kids the need to have a meaningful degree such as an engineering degree like I have. I'm not sure how it is now for new grads in Electrical Engineering, but when I was just a junior, we were already getting approached by recruiters.
My big ones are speak understandable English and a history of not job hopping.
One of the current trends for a certain H1B visa holders (which I do not hire) is to work at a place for 18 months or so then move on to another area. Basically taking a tour of the country if you watch the trends of employment history.
Don’t worry, President Obama has seen to it that illegals will fill those IT skills nicely. No more shortage! Yippee!
Objective-C???
I’d hoped Swift superseded that. If .Net his hot then what are you programming it with? Does it program itself?
Doesn’t sound like the recruiters are too swift.
Oh well...at least it's still in the top ten.
Beware that a lot of IT firms will hire young twenty somethings on salary (no overtime), work them 60 hours/week, then dump them when they hit 30 and/or get a spouse and family, and then hire the next batch.
No mention of ASP.NET?
I can confirm this. I’m in chronic demand. I could quit today and be employed again within under a month most likely making more money if it took that long.
uhhh....those are pretty broad categories, and most likely would be the Top 10 ANY year.
I don’t see how this is completely accurate. Our shortages are in networking (including security), visualization and storage design/management. I can hire project managers, web developers and database people all day long without issue and everyone I know has the same shortages. The problem is, they ask executives who generally know little about the tech they are delivering. They are professional managers. that’s also why more times than not, It staff levels are in disarray... not enough of what we need and too much bloat. You can hire software developers a dozen at a time and it will never be enough because they are in charge of building their own dependencies.
I would think IT Security would be in demand. Especially at Sony.
“Programming & Application Development”
(raises hand) Somebody pay me big money in Greensboro NC.
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