After reading the article, I am again struck at how vague reports such as this can often be. For example, it lists system admininstration as a field with increasing demand but doesn't mention administration of what architecture. I'm of the opinion the probable increase in admin roles will be related to the ever-increasing implementations of Linux in the workplace. That said, what programming languages do you expect to be most needed in 2010?
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...to getting stuck between floors. Stuck between atmospheres, maybe?
Oh wait... you said interesting. Sorry.
Just curious, but in what locale will you be hosting this tourney? (You never know, I might want to attend.)
After reading the article, I am again struck at how vague reports such as this can often be. For example, it lists system admininstration as a field with increasing demand but doesn't mention administration of what architecture. I'm of the opinion the probable increase in admin roles will be related to the ever-increasing implementations of Linux in the workplace. That said, what programming languages do you expect to be most needed in 2010?