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It's like that need in other fields
Like nursing, doctors, trades and such. There is this huge crisis of not enough doctors and nurse yet if you get the education you can't get a job. Same thing with plumbers, electrician and such.

The crisis isn't the need today but the need in 15 years when all the baby boomers retire.

Then there is this tech problem. Jobs are going overseas but it's only the entry level jobs. Those that paid peanuts to begin with. Problem with that is now how do you get experienced workers when there are no entry level jobs. Even a degree in Computer Science means you start on the bottom rung of the ladder. Only some CEO twit has removed the bottom rungs and is wondering why the have no replacement for thier retiring experienced staff.
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glut in S&E and visas  Professor8 | 08/06/04
it is just economics  dg mh | 08/06/04
I agree  Protector | 08/06/04
Are degrees that important in research?  s-f@... | 08/06/04
Cure for cancer is not profitable  voska | 08/06/04
Good question  Bill4 | 08/06/04
Mirrored experience.  Outside T. Box | 08/06/04
Yeah, but that's not research  markdoc.geo | 04/11/05
WHere is the need, and why is it of such low value?  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/06/04
It's like that need in other fields  voska | 08/06/04
Its a lot scarier then that even  johnnyu | 08/06/04
Tech is sending more than low paying entry level jobs offshore.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/06/04
customer service jobs are going fast  V Sanders | 08/06/04
You have some interesting points there!  B.O.F.H. | 08/06/04
Absolutely correct  Bill4 | 08/06/04
A case in point...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/06/04
OTOH  Torgam | 08/11/04
no one can orchestrate innovation  dmennie | 08/09/04
The problem is...  markdoc.geo | 04/11/05
Irrelevant  betelgeuse68 | 08/06/04
Possisble reason  Update victim | 08/06/04
Why should the kids bother...  balsover | 08/06/04
no kidding  V Sanders | 08/06/04
"NEXT president" Hah!  Outside T. Box | 08/06/04
Loss of high tech lead is certainly next  mespoppa | 08/10/04
No....  markdoc.geo | 04/11/05
"worry about their future work force"  BitTwiddler | 08/06/04
Are you ready??? I Agree with you.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/06/04
haha  V Sanders | 08/06/04
Completely dishonest premise  crankyinmv | 08/17/04
The brains just figured out where the future is  MyLord | 08/06/04
Quote from a close friend...  Linux User 147560 | 08/06/04
Don't waste your time.  systemcleaner | 08/06/04
Industry Leaders Worried?  samp_z | 08/07/04
Giving advice- Mine and Yours.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 08/07/04
I have been pointing students away from computer science for three years  erok | 08/09/04
I would, but not the same way I did.  tranjaime | 08/11/04
What, Me Worry?  jonnjonnzdnet | 08/10/04
This is all you need to know about the Ph.D.  lchavez | 08/12/04
It's The Tax Gap, Stupid (Ed)  mark_pecora | 08/17/04
Brain drain  jtsylvanis@... | 09/30/04
tax solution  jessebos | 04/20/05

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