shelly wrote:
I think its more an indicator that people are realising the need more
for our line of work, which does not necessarily go hand in hand with
the need for other professions. Companies have realised to survive
they need to look at the best way to move their business forward.
In a sim
The need for new hires demonstrates that companies are moving to
execute projects that were already in the pipeline when the economy
came to a halt last October. This Movement, while encouraging, may
not represent Growth or Innovation which leads to sustained job
growth. We'll have to wait to see
Our sector certainly SHOULD recover faster. With all the layoffs of real
people, web-based self-service should be very appealing to businesses.
However, each market is dramatically individual so there is no way to
generalize. At a time where it was virtually impossible to find decent
interactio
On Dec 18, 2009, at 7:25 AM, Bill Barranco wrote:
Your industry segment is very, very small, however important you
people think you are,
not sure I am reading this the way it was intended... but not a
particularly inviting request to apply. > Mark
but very very much on the front edge. I
On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 3:47 AM, shelly wrote:
> I think its more an indicator that people are realising the need more
> for our line of work, which does not necessarily go hand in hand with
> the need for other professions. Companies have realised to survive
> they need to look at the best way to
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I think its more an indicator that people are realising the need more
for our line of work, which does not necessarily go hand in hand with
the need for other professions. Companies have realised to survive
they need to look at the best way to move their business forward.
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Subject: Re: [IxDA Discuss] are we an early indicator of economic recovery?
I think of it more as an indicator that companies are realizing that the
feature wars are over, and a better consumer experience will position them
better in their respective markets. That sentiment is amplified by a
Your industry segment is very, very small, however important you
people think you are, but very very much on the front edge. I did not
really see any "downturn" in demand for people with your skills, not
compared to the 10% unemployment nationally.
I am still seeking a creative, Senior Interact
I think of it more as an indicator that companies are realizing that the
feature wars are over, and a better consumer experience will position them
better in their respective markets. That sentiment is amplified by a down
economy when companies are looking to make fewer, more exceptional products.
I think you could be right, but our field may not be a very strong
indicator as I don't think we were hit that hard.
Keep in mind in the last economic crisis, the dot com crash, we were front
and center and a fairly good indicator of tech sector life. Considering
this, we are probably a weaker ind
> Is there an increased demand for what we do in these recent months?
I buy that.
> Do you think that is an indicator of a better economy coming?
Not necessarily. The web sector is growing and maturing and our skills
are in demand, but web-based models may be popular because they're so
much more
I've been watching the job announcements on this forum and there seems
to be an uptick in the last couple of months.
My theory is that skill sets in high demand can be an early indicator
of economic recovery. I am measuring this based upon salary and my
perception of unemployment in amongst
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