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May 7, 2009, 19 :01 UTC (4 Talkback[s]) (5928 reads)

(Other stories by James Maguire)

"Adding to the confusion, the IT job market is in a blue funk. "The job market for IT professionals is one of the worst I have seen since the late 1970's," said Victor Janulaitis, CEO of Janco Associates. "There is a surplus of IT talent and companies are in a cost cutting mode. The dot com bubble was a cake walk compared to this job market." (Granted, he said that in January when things were even grimmer than now.)

"But inside the storm cloud are some silver linings. IT salary levels remain some of the highest of any industry. Peruse the salaries on the following pages and realize many IT professionals earn far in excess of these figures -- which are median stats -- especially on the West and East coast.

"And, IT isn't about to fade away. The fluctuations won't stop but it's widely agreed the industry will grow over the next several years. So delve into the following IT salary data and figure out how you can get a bigger piece of the pie. Good luck!"

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logic
May 7, 2009, 19:21:53
 
> How nice of Mr. Greenspan to testify b ...   Re: So, Alan Greenspan's plan is working   
Neo
May 7, 2009, 21:19:02
 
In the survey. Would be interesting to s ...   No Software developers and/or architects   
paul
May 7, 2009, 21:29:08
 
Did you by any chance, miss the over 3 b ...   LOL, Obama not helping business?   
paul
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