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IT (And Other) Salaries On The Rise In The U.S.
pertinax18 writes "CNN Money is reporting that salaries for most college grads are on the rise once again. Especially interesting to collegiate (and other) /. readers may be the 4.1% increase in pay for CS grads, and 10.7% increases in pay for others in the field. From the article: 'If those numbers sound enticing, it's probably because computer science graduates are long overdue for a pay increase. "They haven't seen an increase since 2001 and this is the first year, in all four reports, that they showed an increase," Koncz says.' Are things finally starting to look up for us?"
but I know not a single person in my circle of friends and business associates who've said they're getting raises
Pffftttt. Neighbor's kids in the basement don't count as circle of friends and business associates. Nice try. Thanks for playing.
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I've been seeing more job postings for US/North American candidates only. I think the time difference is beginning to wear on some of the PHB's out there.
That and most of them get indigestion from all the curry.
Isn't that a sikh rather than typical hindi name? You should have used one like:
Bavhagamanuptraveninah
My guess is that they're waiting for John Kerry to start fighting a "more sensitive war" on them.
On the contrary, real median household income in 2003-adjusted dollars has declined $1,535 under the convicted drunk drivers, while it rose $5,489 under Clinton, and declined $1,314 under the convicted drunk driver's daddy.