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by Gary Zeiss, Esq. on October 1, 2008
In a recent article, ComputerWorld pointed out that the current crisis on Wall Street may encourage more college students to consider careers in computer science. While this career choice was very popular during the 80's and 90's, the dot-com bust discouraged many from studying computer science, with this talent instead going to the financial industry.
As these technology students enter the workforce, they will present signifiant competition to both H1B workers and higher-level offshore positions. It is a trend that bears watching as the markets re-align themselves and refocus on their basic businesses.
As these technology students enter the workforce, they will present signifiant competition to both H1B workers and higher-level offshore positions. It is a trend that bears watching as the markets re-align themselves and refocus on their basic businesses.
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