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Old 01-07-2009, 12:05 PM
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Default Considering moving to California, Is SF and SV, oversaturated with Tech folks to the point that the job market is tight?
Considering moving to California, Is SF and Silicon Valley, oversaturated with Tech folks to the point that the job market is tight?
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Old 01-07-2009, 04:07 PM
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It looks pretty dismal for tech people (Unless you are a really hot developer at the top of your game). It was bad even before the eco downturn because of the outsourcing and HI-B's. If you have a tech background, I would try to use it to get into something else where they need someone with an IT background. Just go to the discussion section of dice.com and then go to the section: 'market conditions'.
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the job market is tight because the US is in the midst of a deep recession.
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Don't bother too many techies with tons of degrees and certs. Your better off going some where else for work.
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My other choice was to go to Austin? Dont know what the Job market is like in Austin but is nicknamed Silicon Hills (a mini bay area)
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