“programmers
*and* it professionals” – so….us
programmers are not it professionals? ;-)
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No, it’s
quite alright. One of the assignments I had this week was ‘ask programmers and
it professionals what factors in business are most important to them and why.”
So I went and asked all the ones I knew. I’m using all the answers to
formulate the results for class.
Mitch
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Maybe
I've misunderstood the question. You're asking for an answer to the
question?
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Yes, but
having live data from people I 'know' (so to speak) makes this a much more
personal assignment, and one that I am more likely to get a good grade on
since I have a kindred feeling for the research data.
I am
using ALL the answers I get, as each one adds a little more to the over all
picture. Plus, this isn't the only list this got posted on.
;)
Mitch
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lol.
Mitch,
you probably want to >insert favorite search engine< for surveys.
Places like Monster.com, Yahoo.com, Dice.com, etc all keep that kind of
information as well for marketing purposes. They may share. I'm sure the
bureau of labor and statistics would keep such information as well. Not
to mention psychological websites, those related to workplace issues (OSHA?)
and industry magazines that also conduct such salary and well-being
surveys.
Happy
hunting.
Al
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the 2nd
and the 18th of each month.
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Hello,
I am doing research for a college
project, and I would appreciate any feedback I can get on the following
question:
As an IT
professional, what factors in your
employment make a
difference to you? Why?
I really appreciate the time you
take to give me some insight into your world.
Thank
you,
Mitch
Noob college
student
