How’s the IT Job Market?

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Guys,
Before working as an IT professional, I was working as an embedded system programmer programming some microcontrollers and DSPs.
I do have MS in EE.
But then, I made a switch to IT for so many reasons and am very happy with the switch..
BTW: I work as an IT Infra Architect but I do love programming enterprise apps.

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[quote]Who says you can’t accumulate great experience in academia? I didn’t mean fresh out of grad school.

I know at least couple folks in UCSD that are Senior Programmers for at least 5-8 yrs and I consider them excellent. Some people like the laid back lifestyle of academia, the flexibility and the unbeatable benefits of academia and for them money is not an major consideration.[/quote]

When I interviewed with google two years ago, they mentioned that they preferred hiring IT folk from Uni environments.

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[quote]Who says you can’t accumulate great experience in academia? I didn’t mean fresh out of grad school.

I know at least couple folks in UCSD that are Senior Programmers for at least 5-8 yrs and I consider them excellent. Some people like the laid back lifestyle of academia, the flexibility and the unbeatable benefits of academia and for them money is not an major consideration.[/quote]

When I interviewed with google two years ago, they mentioned that they preferred hiring IT folk from Uni environments.

[kewp]

[quote]Who says you can’t accumulate great experience in academia? I didn’t mean fresh out of grad school.

I know at least couple folks in UCSD that are Senior Programmers for at least 5-8 yrs and I consider them excellent. Some people like the laid back lifestyle of academia, the flexibility and the unbeatable benefits of academia and for them money is not an major consideration.[/quote]

When I interviewed with google two years ago, they mentioned that they preferred hiring IT folk from Uni environments.

[kewp]

[quote]Who says you can’t accumulate great experience in academia? I didn’t mean fresh out of grad school.

I know at least couple folks in UCSD that are Senior Programmers for at least 5-8 yrs and I consider them excellent. Some people like the laid back lifestyle of academia, the flexibility and the unbeatable benefits of academia and for them money is not an major consideration.[/quote]

When I interviewed with google two years ago, they mentioned that they preferred hiring IT folk from Uni environments.

[kewp]

[quote]Who says you can’t accumulate great experience in academia? I didn’t mean fresh out of grad school.

I know at least couple folks in UCSD that are Senior Programmers for at least 5-8 yrs and I consider them excellent. Some people like the laid back lifestyle of academia, the flexibility and the unbeatable benefits of academia and for them money is not an major consideration.[/quote]

When I interviewed with google two years ago, they mentioned that they preferred hiring IT folk from Uni environments.

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3. Or a graduated from an Elite University or Institution with an engineering degree (sorry, UCSD doesn’t count as an elite university)
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I triple-dog-dare you to get admitted to one of our (meaning UC San Diego) masters engineering programs. They are about as competitive as they can be.

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[quote=paramount]
3. Or a graduated from an Elite University or Institution with an engineering degree (sorry, UCSD doesn’t count as an elite university)
[/quote]

I triple-dog-dare you to get admitted to one of our (meaning UC San Diego) masters engineering programs. They are about as competitive as they can be.

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[quote=paramount]
3. Or a graduated from an Elite University or Institution with an engineering degree (sorry, UCSD doesn’t count as an elite university)
[/quote]

I triple-dog-dare you to get admitted to one of our (meaning UC San Diego) masters engineering programs. They are about as competitive as they can be.

[kewp]

[quote=paramount]
3. Or a graduated from an Elite University or Institution with an engineering degree (sorry, UCSD doesn’t count as an elite university)
[/quote]

I triple-dog-dare you to get admitted to one of our (meaning UC San Diego) masters engineering programs. They are about as competitive as they can be.

[kewp]

[quote=paramount]
3. Or a graduated from an Elite University or Institution with an engineering degree (sorry, UCSD doesn’t count as an elite university)
[/quote]

I triple-dog-dare you to get admitted to one of our (meaning UC San Diego) masters engineering programs. They are about as competitive as they can be.

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[quote=kewp][quote=paramount]
3. Or a graduated from an Elite University or Institution with an engineering degree (sorry, UCSD doesn’t count as an elite university)
[/quote]

I triple-dog-dare you to get admitted to one of our (meaning UC San Diego) masters engineering programs. They are about as competitive as they can be.[/quote]

I did…

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[quote=kewp][quote=paramount]
3. Or a graduated from an Elite University or Institution with an engineering degree (sorry, UCSD doesn’t count as an elite university)
[/quote]

I triple-dog-dare you to get admitted to one of our (meaning UC San Diego) masters engineering programs. They are about as competitive as they can be.[/quote]

I did…

[meadandale]

[quote=kewp][quote=paramount]
3. Or a graduated from an Elite University or Institution with an engineering degree (sorry, UCSD doesn’t count as an elite university)
[/quote]

I triple-dog-dare you to get admitted to one of our (meaning UC San Diego) masters engineering programs. They are about as competitive as they can be.[/quote]

I did…

[meadandale]

[quote=kewp][quote=paramount]
3. Or a graduated from an Elite University or Institution with an engineering degree (sorry, UCSD doesn’t count as an elite university)
[/quote]

I triple-dog-dare you to get admitted to one of our (meaning UC San Diego) masters engineering programs. They are about as competitive as they can be.[/quote]

I did…

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