Today's News: iSeries salaries rise -- a little

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A newsletter published by TechTarget   October 20, 2003 >> Receive this e-mail as text   >> About this e-mail  ISSUE SPONSORED BY: >>  iStudio400.com: iSeries experts at your service >>  Search400.com Career Center: Career resources, tips and much more  Today's Highlights   >>  LEAD STORY:  iSeries pros continue to make salary gains >>  NEWS:  Oh, Domino! Why Lotus is dropping the ball >>  CURRENT POLL:  Are you being asked to comply with UCCnet? >>  THE MISSING LINK:  Want a raise? Get taller  News and Top Stories   LEAD STORY iSeries pros continue to make salary gains  (Search400.com) The salary outlook for iSeries pros is looking up, according to a new report. The gains aren't huge, but it's an indication that things may be about to turn around. More on this topic: >  Economy affecting iSeries salaries, employment >  iSeries users speak out on salaries, skills SPONSORED BY: iStudio400.com Have you ever had the need to synchronize real-time data from a Microsoft SQL, Oracle, Sybase or other ODBC compliant database? If you ask someone how to do it, the answers you usually get are that you need to do it from the PC side, because the iSeries can't do it. Yes it can. Find out how NEWS Oh, Domino! Why Lotus is dropping the ball (SearchDomino.com) With a stagnant market share and unease in the user community, Notes/Domino is at a crossroads. And IBM is missing out on a chance to make it a core strategic platform. DAILY HEADLINES All headlines, including those below, are available from our news page.   >  Deals are dull, but still good time to buy an iSeries   >  Database protection bill advances in Congress   >  IBM charges flat fee for DB2 Express   VIEW ALL NEWS AND TOP STORIES  Announcements & Links   CURRENT POLL Vote now Are you being asked to comply with UCCnet, a worldwide initiative to improve supply-chain effectiveness? SPONSORED BY: Search400.com Career Center Searching for career resources? Visit the recently launched Search400.com Career Center -- powered by Dice -- and find training, certification and resume resources, along with over 27,000 IT job openings to search through. Get e-mails when a listing matches your search criteria, have your profile automatically sent to Dice.com member companies, and access a host of career resources, tips and much more. More information PRODUCT OF THE YEAR AWARDS Accepting nominations now Have a great product or tool for the iSeries? In January, Search400.com will present its first Product of the Year awards. The awards will highlight and celebrate those entries in the market that are deemed outstanding examples of new and innovative technological advancement for users. Contact site editor Michelle Davidson to receive an application. But act fast: The deadline to submit nominations is Wednesday, Nov. 5. EXPERT ADVICE Directory of iSeries shops Dear Vic, Is there any way to find a directory of companies that have an iSeries? I'm currently unemployed and thought I would try that approach. >>  View Vic's response >>  Ask Vic a career question or read his recent Q&As TIPS CONTEST Win a hand-held TV Hate missing the game because you're busy at work? Search400.com may be able to help you out. This month we're giving away a hand-held color TV with a 2.5-in., TFT-enhanced, active-matrix LCD screen. Enjoy the brilliant clarity of a TFT-LCD screen on the world's smallest TV. Send in your tip -- you could be our next winner. >>  Submit your tip today >>  View past winning tips in Search400.com's Hall of Fame THE MISSING LINK Want a raise? Get taller Can the length of your legs determine the weight of your wallet? A pair of business professors found that tall people rise above their co-workers when it comes to pay, with each inch meaning another $789 per year in pay. Short people got the short end of the salary stick compared to their more "vertically correct" colleagues in sales, management, engineering, accounting and computer programming. So if you want to raise your stature at work, the simple things to do would be to get a pair of platform shoes, some stilts or start eating those veggies like Mama said. Update your subscriptions Select newsletters you would like to receive from the list below. Security Tip Programmer Tips Administrator Tips E-mail    Not a member? 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