'many small IT consulting firms' are entirely owned by the CEO/developer, not exactly the same comparison. and if external labor is too expensive, they are in the unique position of being able to do the work themselves.
try googling executive pay versus average worker
odd, no one is complaining about a CEO shortage, but their wages continue rising unabated..
Companies that cannot hire H1-B's (defense contractors) are paying outsize salaries and lavish benefits to their engineers. At the moment, they can't seem to stop laying them off...
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"we're sorry, sir, you've been diagnosed as unprofitable..."
well if it's on libertarianmajority.net, it must be true...
but it's electric political crap...
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'many small IT consulting firms' are entirely owned by the CEO/developer, not exactly the same comparison. and if external labor is too expensive, they are in the unique position of being able to do the work themselves.
try googling
executive pay versus average worker
odd, no one is complaining about a CEO shortage, but their wages continue rising unabated..
#3. The prospective employers you are interviewing with are not as smart as they think they are.
yes, adding a few tens of thousands to your developers' salary breaks the bank, but adding tens of millions to the CEO's doesn't.
new frontiers in hyperfinance...
you forgot to add the Goldman got to unwind all their erroneous trades...
"shortage is of course most likely in new and in growing fields"
And these superjobs of the future would be?
Companies that cannot hire H1-B's (defense contractors) are paying outsize salaries and lavish benefits to their engineers. At the moment, they can't seem to stop laying them off...
Would you like parallelepiped potatoes with that?
Not really, if you've met both people who've inherited wealth and made it themselves, the difference is striking.
yes, if you encrypt it you will be perfectly fine. perfectly fine.
maybe it's a double-agent rock
I guess Steve has time to post on /. now...
No, hire Carly so she can buy Nokia. And Blackberry.
PostgreSQL
PS You might be insane.
because they remove the illusion that you would have succeeded if only...
or especially one not at the office...
Except they have the wire into your house. In the end, cable TV (and wireline phone) will be free. Your internet will cost you $180/month, though.
The 'analysis' from consulting firms is just regurgitation of what their other clients have told them.
What a wonderful business.
They still send them. We still get them. There's no way in hell I'm paying a dime for their lousy streaming selection.
...the terrorists win.
(coming soon)
that would make for a much shorter movie...
you have to give your email address before activating, though