By Tom Espiner
Published: Monday 21 May 2007
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Name
Karen Challinor
Location
UK
Occupation
staring at clouds
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...Suffolk said it is difficult for businesses to find graduates with relevant skills - for example, in systems architecture. "Deep enterprise architects are hard to find, and there aren't many in the world," said Suffolk....
well no there just aren't that many aged 21 and fresh out of university
there are quite a few aged over 40 with lots of industry experience though
why not try employing some of them ?
...KAABOOOOOOM.... *karen is struck by lighning for being a heretic* ...
"My job went to India and all I got was this lousy...
Ian Paterson
Government policy is against IT Techy's.
IR35 ma...
Anonymous
If the industry hadn't commoditised itself so vigo...
Eric the Disillusioned
...Suffolk said it is difficult for businesses to ...
Karen Challinor
"IT has become the sweat-shop of the 21st century ...
Anonymous
Karen Said
"there are quite a few aged over 40 ...
Anonymous
I know, I was being sarcastic, I'm unemployable to...
Karen Challinor
I think the most important fact in your article is...
Anonymous
Having been made redudant I have not been able to ...
Anonymous
All yours computers jobs is belong to us.
S. Krishnan
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