I wonder how much money it takes these days to buy a Senator like the esteemed Mr. Orrin. If the RIAA's claims are true, and the recording industry is suffering so badly at the hands of these destructive, criminal teenagers, how do they have the spare cash to purchase their high-powered champions?
With an attitude like that, you'll probably be fired before you can train a replacement.
In today's tech environment, IT managers and sysadmins don't usually have the time to supervise every project themselves. The more people collaborate and network within an IT department, the more seamlessly services are integrated. Keeping knowlege close to your chest is one of the things that really turns me off about some IT managers.
The education field is usually a good place to look for initial work, especially at the college you graduated from. College IT departments are constantly growing as colleges and expectations grow too. At the very least, look for part-time work with your school, and if that fails, get some independant projects going. The age of one-man software development isn't over. One of my professors created the popular game Snood, and he makes about 15K a month from it. Teaching is what he does to fill his spare time.
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I wonder how much money it takes these days to buy a Senator like the esteemed Mr. Orrin. If the RIAA's claims are true, and the recording industry is suffering so badly at the hands of these destructive, criminal teenagers, how do they have the spare cash to purchase their high-powered champions?
With an attitude like that, you'll probably be fired before you can train a replacement.
In today's tech environment, IT managers and sysadmins don't usually have the time to supervise every project themselves. The more people collaborate and network within an IT department, the more seamlessly services are integrated. Keeping knowlege close to your chest is one of the things that really turns me off about some IT managers.
The education field is usually a good place to look for initial work, especially at the college you graduated from. College IT departments are constantly growing as colleges and expectations grow too. At the very least, look for part-time work with your school, and if that fails, get some independant projects going. The age of one-man software development isn't over. One of my professors created the popular game Snood, and he makes about 15K a month from it. Teaching is what he does to fill his spare time.