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Flat Pay Prompts 1 In 3 In IT To Consider Jump
CWmike writes "Companies have cut salaries and training, held back on bonuses and piled more work on employees in response to the economic downturn. These tactics may well be pushing many IT pros to go job hunting, Computerworld's latest salary poll has found. More than one third (36%) of the 343 respondents to a recent poll said they are looking to move to a new employer in the next six months. And 69% reported they had not received a pay raise in the past six months. The poll was conducted during the last two weeks in September. For employers, the warning could not be more clear. As the economy improves, the most able IT workers may leave for something better."
You could try polymorphism too: "WTF, I'm a chick today! Hey, this feels niiiiice."
Table-ized A.I.
According to my girlfriend's students they are all going to grow up to be big rich software engineers. They will all run their own companies and have no one to answer to. It's just the old neck beards that worry about the economy.
Farming or IT, what's the difference. Either way, you're dealing with manure.
Slow down, cowboy! It has been 4 hours since you last posted. You must wait another few hours.
Any chance that
while you aren't
getting any raises
you are sending
emails with forced
carriage returns to
your boss? I'm
just saying...
Yes. Developing in Java is doing it wrong. :)
Why is it so hard to only have politicians for a few years, then have them go away?
He deals with the god damn customers so the engineers don't have to. He has people skills; he is good at dealing with people. Can't you understand that? What the hell is wrong with you people?
My company was bought by HP.