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Just like everyone else on this group, I'm a Java programmer. I was
somewhat disheartened to see this article...
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1101030804-471198,00.html
So much for the promise of a good career in IT when going to school back in
the 80's to learn how to program. If this *truely* is the trend, then I
guess one can safely say that IT is no longer a career... I have NOTHING
at all against India or any other country. I just think that it's sad that
this trend indicates that many of us degreed programmers in North America
might be forced into a totally different career in a few years.
somewhat disheartened to see this article...
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1101030804-471198,00.html
So much for the promise of a good career in IT when going to school back in
the 80's to learn how to program. If this *truely* is the trend, then I
guess one can safely say that IT is no longer a career... I have NOTHING
at all against India or any other country. I just think that it's sad that
this trend indicates that many of us degreed programmers in North America
might be forced into a totally different career in a few years.