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“There’s no way Temecula can be compared to Valencia or anywhere in coastal San Diego county. ”

As a relatively long time Temecula resident I am thankful for that, and personally I like Palmdale, Victorville and Stockton.

I think Temecula will evolve to be more like Escondido.

Temecula won’t go down with a fight though, rest assured of that!

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I believe the notion that there are not enough qualified US Citizens to fill these IT jobs is pure BS.

I think most of us know exactly what this is about: saving $$$.

These H1B policies encourage companies to NOT employ US Citizens!

[paramount]

I believe the notion that there are not enough qualified US Citizens to fill these IT jobs is pure BS.

I think most of us know exactly what this is about: saving $$$.

These H1B policies encourage companies to NOT employ US Citizens!

[paramount]

I believe the notion that there are not enough qualified US Citizens to fill these IT jobs is pure BS.

I think most of us know exactly what this is about: saving $$$.

These H1B policies encourage companies to NOT employ US Citizens!

[paramount]

I believe the notion that there are not enough qualified US Citizens to fill these IT jobs is pure BS.

I think most of us know exactly what this is about: saving $$$.

These H1B policies encourage companies to NOT employ US Citizens!

[paramount]

I believe the notion that there are not enough qualified US Citizens to fill these IT jobs is pure BS.

I think most of us know exactly what this is about: saving $$$.

These H1B policies encourage companies to NOT employ US Citizens!

[paramount]

I am an IT industry vet, and I will tell you right now there are way more applicants than there are jobs.

Those phone calls from headhunters/recruiters – rest assured 99% probabilty they really don’t have a job and they will just waste your time.

I can tell from some comments above that many on this forum are newbies to IT.

Also, if you are over 40 – it’s even harder to get a decent job in IT.

IT is brutally competitive in basically all aspects and specialty fields (with the possible exception of defense companies).

If I were just starting out in my career, I would never go into IT. Especially now with offshoring and H1B’s.

[paramount]

I am an IT industry vet, and I will tell you right now there are way more applicants than there are jobs.

Those phone calls from headhunters/recruiters – rest assured 99% probabilty they really don’t have a job and they will just waste your time.

I can tell from some comments above that many on this forum are newbies to IT.

Also, if you are over 40 – it’s even harder to get a decent job in IT.

IT is brutally competitive in basically all aspects and specialty fields (with the possible exception of defense companies).

If I were just starting out in my career, I would never go into IT. Especially now with offshoring and H1B’s.

[paramount]

I am an IT industry vet, and I will tell you right now there are way more applicants than there are jobs.

Those phone calls from headhunters/recruiters – rest assured 99% probabilty they really don’t have a job and they will just waste your time.

I can tell from some comments above that many on this forum are newbies to IT.

Also, if you are over 40 – it’s even harder to get a decent job in IT.

IT is brutally competitive in basically all aspects and specialty fields (with the possible exception of defense companies).

If I were just starting out in my career, I would never go into IT. Especially now with offshoring and H1B’s.

[paramount]

I am an IT industry vet, and I will tell you right now there are way more applicants than there are jobs.

Those phone calls from headhunters/recruiters – rest assured 99% probabilty they really don’t have a job and they will just waste your time.

I can tell from some comments above that many on this forum are newbies to IT.

Also, if you are over 40 – it’s even harder to get a decent job in IT.

IT is brutally competitive in basically all aspects and specialty fields (with the possible exception of defense companies).

If I were just starting out in my career, I would never go into IT. Especially now with offshoring and H1B’s.

[paramount]

I am an IT industry vet, and I will tell you right now there are way more applicants than there are jobs.

Those phone calls from headhunters/recruiters – rest assured 99% probabilty they really don’t have a job and they will just waste your time.

I can tell from some comments above that many on this forum are newbies to IT.

Also, if you are over 40 – it’s even harder to get a decent job in IT.

IT is brutally competitive in basically all aspects and specialty fields (with the possible exception of defense companies).

If I were just starting out in my career, I would never go into IT. Especially now with offshoring and H1B’s.

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I think most on this thread are clueless (transplants/out of towners?) – for one thing I will *almost* guarantee Temecula is the next Escondido within 20 years or so.

The city has nothing to do with the hospital as they already approved it back in 2006 – at this point it’s primarily up to the company that will own the hospital to get it built.

[paramount]

I think most on this thread are clueless (transplants/out of towners?) – for one thing I will *almost* guarantee Temecula is the next Escondido within 20 years or so.

The city has nothing to do with the hospital as they already approved it back in 2006 – at this point it’s primarily up to the company that will own the hospital to get it built.

[paramount]

I think most on this thread are clueless (transplants/out of towners?) – for one thing I will *almost* guarantee Temecula is the next Escondido within 20 years or so.

The city has nothing to do with the hospital as they already approved it back in 2006 – at this point it’s primarily up to the company that will own the hospital to get it built.

[paramount]

I think most on this thread are clueless (transplants/out of towners?) – for one thing I will *almost* guarantee Temecula is the next Escondido within 20 years or so.

The city has nothing to do with the hospital as they already approved it back in 2006 – at this point it’s primarily up to the company that will own the hospital to get it built.

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