In the begining of the IT BOOM the demand was on an IT generalist in the middle and towards the end of the IT BOOM it shifted to wards IT specialists and from what I have seen in the post IT BUST it has once again shifted to companies looking for IT generalists.
I got my current job because the witdth of my skill set not the depth of those skills.
Open source deffinitly plays into this as more and more corpations adopt open source products.
This seems like one more step towards the all you can eat model. For example when Internet service first came out it was billed by the hour. The same thing is happening with long distance today but there are several options for unlimited long distance. I see this being offered more and more by more and more phone companies. At some point I think the billing per minute model will have run it's course.
You forget that we live in a capitalistic society and most American's bow down before the all mighty dollar. The coder's have a choice of where they work and where they don't. In today's IT environment I am sure there are 5 people waiting for the job of the guy that didn't like the way EA was treating him.
Least we not we forget the slogan on all American money: "IN GOD WE TRUST"
I've had to move 3 times in the last year for work. Maybe one day I'll find a job where I can stay a few years at least, either that or invest in uhaul.
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Microsoft would NEVER do anything unethecal! Anyway, 300 websites should be enough for people to search from.....
In the begining of the IT BOOM the demand was on an IT generalist in the middle and towards the end of the IT BOOM it shifted to wards IT specialists and from what I have seen in the post IT BUST it has once again shifted to companies looking for IT generalists.
I got my current job because the witdth of my skill set not the depth of those skills.
Open source deffinitly plays into this as more and more corpations adopt open source products.
This seems like one more step towards the all you can eat model. For example when Internet service first came out it was billed by the hour. The same thing is happening with long distance today but there are several options for unlimited long distance. I see this being offered more and more by more and more phone companies. At some point I think the billing per minute model will have run it's course.
Heck I don't buy Windows in it's compiled form. I surely wouldn't pay for a plug nickle for the source code.
ITUNES is MUCH better than WINAMP....... MuUUUAHHHAHHhHHhHAHHAhah
You forget that we live in a capitalistic society and most American's bow down before the all mighty dollar. The coder's have a choice of where they work and where they don't. In today's IT environment I am sure there are 5 people waiting for the job of the guy that didn't like the way EA was treating him.
Least we not we forget the slogan on all American money: "IN GOD WE TRUST"
Journalism is enertainment for profit and sciense is well, SCIENCE!
I run Firefox on my Apple. Much better than Safari or IE. Though I don't even think they are supporting IE on Macintosh anymore.
"January 12, 1965. Very snowy that day. 12.2 inches of snow that day."
It took long enough but I've got it NOW so watch OUT!
With all the bootcamps and such it doesn't take much knowhow to pass. Although there will most likely be a bootcamp for this test soon enough!
I've had to move 3 times in the last year for work. Maybe one day I'll find a job where I can stay a few years at least, either that or invest in uhaul.
I just hate the noise it makes when you cycle through the channels! I know it's petty but I know what I like and don't like.