yeah. that's main cause according to a study. but what i'm trying to imply is that those professional/skilled workers doesn't want to stay that way for the rest of their lives. and once they've settled-in, they'll definitely start their own.
there are lot of companies trying to be or being formed. you can even notice that on craigslist job/gig postings alone (keyword: startup). it just that either they can't pass thru their pre-alpha-alpha release or they have a high burn rate and end up in the deadpool ( http://www.techcrunch.com/tag/deadpool) On 6/7/07, Ambrosio Berdijo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Manpower shortage yes....but I don't think new companies are being formed. It seems fewer people are interested in CS (at least in the US) ------------ According to HERI/UCLA, the percentage of incoming undergraduates among all degree-granting institutions who indicated they would major in CS declined by 70 percent between fall 2000 and 2005 ------------ http://www.cra.org/CRN/articles/march07/vegso.html DotCom Burn Out? Ambrosio **
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