On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 12:36, Stanley A. Schultz wrote: > If you can't get a job setting up networks, writing code, debugging > software switches or drawing circuits for LSI chip design, so be it. Admit > that it was a bad idea and move on.
On that note: http://www.canada.com/calgary/story.asp?id=CAB381B9-8BB1-4446-9351-49FEEF1A9777 "Labour shortage a threat to Alberta's prosperity: Dunford fears for major oil projects" There is clearly a good deal of work in this province, unfortunately it is not tech or IT related. So there is good news in that you are likely to find work if you look outside your area of experience. Bad news in that it may not be your preferred niche. -- Jason Hayes - Principal Hayes Holdings Consulting [EMAIL PROTECTED] - www.hayz.ws Blog: www.hayz.ws/blog Suite #1936 - 246 Stewart Green SW Calgary, AB, Canada T3H 3C8
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