If you're looking for work right now, you're not alone. While Todd Thibodeaux, president of the Computing Technology Industry Association claims that there are 300,000 well paying IT jobs available now, LinkedIn groups and online forums are filled with posts from highly skilled project managers, technical leads and database administrators who are struggling to find work. Can both sides of the debate be right? The truth is that the technology job market is broken and desperately in need of repair. You can choose to:
(a) Complain about it
(b) Work to fix it
(c) Roll up our sleeves and do whatever is necessary to find
appropriate work for yourself
(b) Work to fix it
(c) Roll up our sleeves and do whatever is necessary to find
appropriate work for yourself
This post is about option (c). Let's get to work.
