That's a big dish of good old american entitlement.
Not at all. It's a reflection on the current technology job market in the Bay Area. It doesn't last.
f you were on the market during the last boom, the demand for engineers was far greater than it was today.
I was, and my recruiter friends tell me that demand (again, mainly in the Bay Area) is about the same as it was then (late '90s). We're sitting on 3% unemployment, so finding good people is difficult.
Huh? Can you cite your 3% unemployment source? Outside of the tech industry it's pretty difficult to find temporary work, let alone full-time work. I've heard closer to 15% for the greater bay area.
Not at all. It's a reflection on the current technology job market in the Bay Area. It doesn't last.
f you were on the market during the last boom, the demand for engineers was far greater than it was today.
I was, and my recruiter friends tell me that demand (again, mainly in the Bay Area) is about the same as it was then (late '90s). We're sitting on 3% unemployment, so finding good people is difficult.