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Technology Worker? In This Economy? Not Such a Bad Idea
January 15, 2009 January 15, 2009 With the U.S. still frantically searching for where it misplaced its economy sometime last year, job hunting is one of the most daunting prospects facing professionals and recent graduates today. But fear not, brave technology workers! In Tuesday's post on his Boston-based web development and career blog, Beantown Web, CDIA Graphic and Web Design instructor Gene Babon analyzes a job placement expert’s prediction that technology workers are likely to survive the current economic implosion more successfully than professionals in many other fields. He also looks at trends in the most popular Web-related technology fields and links to job postings. Babon may not personally find you a job as a programmer or designer, but this should help chase some of those recession nightmares away.
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