Re: CS Job Market: What Is The Story?

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From: Kevin Dooley
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1992 13:03

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The CS job market only *appears* to be tight right now because of the
recession.  I suspect that as soon as employers start turning a buck
at a faster rate employment will once again pick up.  By way of 
comparison, I am currently finishing my PhD in theoretical physics
and as soon as I am done, I will be looking for a job in software
because there are NO jobs in physics.  Part of the problem with cs
jobs is that there are a lot of people like me around who slop over
from other fields to pollute your job market.
		Kevin

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