infoworld.com — The economy is in trouble -- everywhere. Even outsourced providers are nervous. Already under stress, IT staffers see their jobs getting more and more difficult as they must do more with less, all while wondering if they'll even keep their jobs.
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steveiskfcNov 13, 2008
Calgary Alberta! still hiring here. knock on wood....
sid007iNov 13, 2008
All I want to remind you that Obama is adding incentives to companies that 'in-source' and keep their jobs local. If your job is challenging and you are on the cutting edge and always learning, you will find another job. If you have been doing the same thing for years, you are already outdated. In IT one should know, you always have to keep learning and enhance your skills. That's the best way to stay on top in this field.
Closed AccountNov 13, 2008
This is even worse then when I went to see the "Vagina Monologues".
leerayig88Nov 13, 2008
Once I remotely access over to install a Ultra U230 SCSI Drive
derekmas10Nov 13, 2008
Dugg for Hell's yeah!
riptechtvNov 13, 2008
Yep I know the feeling. I use to work in at at the school district. Make a long story short the site (being the school) use to pay for 2 hours and the district would pay for 6 making it 8 hours total. Well California is in 10 Billion Dollar shortfall. So what they did at my district was they wanted to center everything around the district. So this year the sites said they didn't want to pay the 2 hours out of there own budget. So what they do is go to each school once a week and try to take care of everything.From what I herd its been a real nightmare things go for months without anything getting fixed. It doesn't help that the new Director of IT came from LAUSD ( I knew once she came in things where going to suck) she was the one with the brilliant plan to make it to there would be no one on site anymore. Of course being just a part time assistant i lost my job in March. I miss that $16.85 an hour greatly.
aldend123Nov 14, 2008
Lets pretend the average price of a game a decade ago was $20, and today is $40. That's double. The value of the dollar has been cut in half? Meanwhile demand has grown, and what's that do to the price?
mikebrittonNov 14, 2008
Your advice is as frenetic and spastic as its delivery.
mikebrittonNov 14, 2008
Jack of all trades, master of none.
mikebrittonNov 14, 2008
Yeah, this comment captures it all. Dugg for sheer insight.