By Andy McCue
Published: Wednesday 03 January 2007
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Name
John
Location
Surrey
Occupation
IT Consultancy - whilst it lasts
Comment
Not at all surprising really.
Industry, and the Government, have been systematically destroying the value of IT jobs in the UK by either sending the work overseas, or bringing in cheap labour from abroad (Europe or Asia).
So it is no surprise that companies do not want to employ inexperienced grads at £20K plus when they can get a dodgy visa immigrant for much less...
It is obvious and unsurprising to me that less stu...
Anonymous
Not at all surprising really.
Industry, and the...
John
Here in the US, the job picture is brighter. Howev...
Jeff
Is it me or does this article contradict itself?
...
Anonymous
I went to Uni to study Computer Science when the I...
Kevin Lewis
Hi,
I desagree with the project manager's comment...
Dan
I thought all Art & History Graduates had to learn...
Anonymous
So whats new...
I would never encourage my kids t...
Graham Wharton
I have worked in IT as a software developer for 15...
Anonymous
What makes me laugh are all the companies around w...
Anonymous
went self employed - cause at 29 no company was go...
Anonymous
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