On 9/27/10 17:29 , Les Stroud wrote:
the US context, which is a very dynamic one. I mean, I'd be rather
surprised, instead, to learn that people spend the whole life in the
same corporate. I expect that people like those we're often commenting
on get the best for themselves, and give the best for the community, by
changing corporate something in a while.
This is a very interesting question. In Italy we've been always
acquainted, in sadness, that you need to go for the managing career in
order to advance. That's why people who want to remain technical are
usually "forced" to stay as freelances. USA have been always been
considered as a different thing... are thing changing, so? It would be sad.
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