By jsugrue
via java.dzone.com
Published: Jan 06 2010 / 09:42
My mailbox aggregates several Java User Groups and other specialized sources of information about the Java universe, with special guests like CEJUG and the Java EE community. Many of these Java sources are used by consultant companies to hire smart people, and since last year I am reading a desperate growing interest about skilled Java developers. A few days ago I was having a coffee with some colleagues and a manager confessed he is worried where to hire all resources he needs to allocate in the signed contracts for 2010.
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Comments
jamesjames replied ago:
LOL
MCII replied ago:
Good plumbers and shop assistants deserve better salaries, too!
GloryD replied ago:
Good point
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