[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think some of the problem comes from a few things:
1) People are thinking that open source technology requires less
skill, and therefore is cheaper in salaries as well.
2) Some people still believe that we are in a post .net bubble, and
that Indian outsourcing is driving down wages. I still see that on TV.
Seldom do I see coverage on a programmer shortage in the US.
3) Let's face it, in general, Utah companies are cheap. That's right,
I said it! They want quality, but they don't want to pay for it.
4] There is the mentality, out there, that since anyone can operate a
wysiwyg ui, then programming for the web must be just as easy. There is
not the understanding that, to design and build a web app, you need more
than a formatting language that anybody can use.
[thought i would throw one more on the list there]
-jim
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