From: Tracy R Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
But either way, why can't I find experienced perl coders? We are offering
good money and this is a great place to work. If the job market stinks we
should have people beating down our door.
A point to make here is that the unemployment numbers are irrelevant. Those
are for the economy as a whole. We're talking about a specific field, which
may trail behind, or be ahead of, employment trends (or be completely
divorced from the trends, for that matter). I can't speak for the economy
as a whole, but programming isn't doing to bad right now.
Gabe
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