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tridim

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2. IT hiring is exploding, at least in my neck of the woods.

Reply to xchrom (Original post)

Thu Mar 8, 2012, 05:43 PM

Mar 2012

It changed on a dime last month after two years of nothing. It's starting to feel like 1995 again, I have recruiters calling me nearly every day.

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Employment data may be too good to be true [View all] xchrom Mar 2012 OP

Source: Gallup? Two words. FUCK THEM ! RBInMaine Mar 2012 #1

IT hiring is exploding, at least in my neck of the woods. tridim Mar 2012 #2

but do you call back? hmmm :-) nt msongs Mar 2012 #3

Yes, each recruiter has had at least two jobs available. tridim Mar 2012 #6

Don't pee in my Wheaties. bluestateguy Mar 2012 #4

Gallup ProSense Mar 2012 #5

I've noticed (unscientifically) the restaurants in my area getting more and more crowded. Nye Bevan Mar 2012 #7

The magic used to come up with employment numbers can produce whatever is called for. sad sally Mar 2012 #8

Shhh- you're gonna upset somebody. Nt xchrom Mar 2012 #9

How could that chart be published without the labor stats as a second line? cthulu2016 Mar 2012 #10