I have to agree.... this is really lame filler type news on this site. It seems that ole Slashdot has really gone down hill... even looking at the number and quality of comments on the different news lines is on the decline.... looks like digg is really kicking ass.
I work for a growing Development firm. We have had open positions for over 6 months now. Its really hard to get the right people with the right skill set and a realistic pay rate. From QA people to Developers of all skill ranges. A lot of people we interview coming from contract work think that they are worth than there hourly / salary paid peers. Thus disqualifying the few qualified people we find. And we are paying 15% more than the standard going rates...
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I have to agree.... this is really lame filler type news on this site. It seems that ole Slashdot has really gone down hill... even looking at the number and quality of comments on the different news lines is on the decline.... looks like digg is really kicking ass.
Yah I know I am a bit of a geek niche, but this months stats on inventgeek.com ( my site ) look to be at about 23% IE users and 56% Firefox users!
I think IE is dieing in the geek market
I would say... Dont you go giveing them 3 fiddy woman!
i will contact you soon via email
Yah maby in sanf fran where the cost of living eats that all up!
I work for a growing Development firm. We have had open positions for over 6 months now. Its really hard to get the right people with the right skill set and a realistic pay rate. From QA people to Developers of all skill ranges. A lot of people we interview coming from contract work think that they are worth than there hourly / salary paid peers. Thus disqualifying the few qualified people we find. And we are paying 15% more than the standard going rates...