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You are right.
Bill can't find talented people, because talented people don't want work for his company.
Posted by: PaulWallen   Posted on: 03/08/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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You are right.  PaulWallen | 03/08/07
Well...  zkiwi | 03/08/07
Look deeper  eb276 | 03/09/07
I'd beg to differ  zkiwi | 03/10/07
Hehe  Linux User 147560 | 03/08/07
I agree unfortunately with Bill  obelix_z | 03/08/07
How much is 0 in Sri Lanka?  Anton Philidor | 03/08/07
Right...  NetArch. | 03/08/07
yes, Red Hat pays everyone working on Linux...  Anton Philidor | 03/08/07
There's another choice  zkiwi | 03/08/07
St. Augustine  Yagotta B. Kidding | 03/08/07
Responding to comment:  Anton Philidor | 03/08/07
Right, he has 1,500 positions to fill. Those 1,500 took jobs at Google.  DonnieBoy | 03/08/07
Wrong focus..: you are right, Gates not likely  russell@... | 03/09/07
Marginal costs  russell@... | 03/09/07
indirect benefit to US citizens  zzz1234567890 | 03/09/07
Why?  zkiwi | 03/09/07
You've got to look at the whole economy  NetArch. | 03/09/07
American Employers Refuse to Stop Geolocking Their Positions  Conmergence | 03/09/07
The irony of it--Microsoft, huh  miyojim | 03/09/07
I think you make the point  DanaBlankenhorn ZDNet Moderator | 03/12/07
Not exactly.  miyojim | 03/13/07
US doens't need limitations  uno@... | 03/12/07
Sri Lanka???  Mah | 03/12/07

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