It can't be long now.
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20Yes, but not as ugly as 201170.00%14No, the recession is over20.00%4I should have eloped with AndyW10.00%2 -
Do you mean:
- fighting in the streets
- we can't get contracts
- your personal appearance is deteriorating
type ugly?
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Have a look at the jobstats graphs, they all appear to be dropping off into oblivion.
From where I'm sat it looks pretty ugly already, the contract market seems to be an exaggerated and early indicator to the rest of the economy. It's often been said that IT is the first to go and the first to come back but I see no sign of a comeback anytime soon.
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Are those average salaries right? 49K for a developer?Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostHave a look at the jobstats graphs, they all appear to be dropping off into oblivion.
From where I'm sat it looks pretty ugly already, the contract market seems to be an exaggerated and early indicator to the rest of the economy. It's often been said that IT is the first to go and the first to come back but I see no sign of a comeback anytime soon.Comment
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WTF. Clicking on 'Developer' shows average salary for a C++ developer to be £84K, and London 110K ! And SQL 136K.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostComment
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Not sure I agree with that - I know several long term benched contractors (longest +1 year benched) now back in a contract since the New Year & this board has reported similar for some of its members - so may be a bit of a positive indicator.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostHave a look at the jobstats graphs, they all appear to be dropping off into oblivion.
From where I'm sat it looks pretty ugly already, the contract market seems to be an exaggerated and early indicator to the rest of the economy. It's often been said that IT is the first to go and the first to come back but I see no sign of a comeback anytime soon.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post
Whoever designed that statistics calculator is obviously a cretin.
I feel like SasGuru after saying that. Suddently got a craving to go suck a lemon.
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should we have a simple are you in a contract poll ? This would be useful...Comment
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But, but, there are 2,324 in Epping alone!Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostHave a look at the jobstats graphs, they all appear to be dropping off into oblivion.
From where I'm sat it looks pretty ugly already, the contract market seems to be an exaggerated and early indicator to the rest of the economy. It's often been said that IT is the first to go and the first to come back but I see no sign of a comeback anytime soon.
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I don't think jobstats is being updated properly at the moment.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostHave a look at the jobstats graphs, they all appear to be dropping off into oblivion.
From where I'm sat it looks pretty ugly already, the contract market seems to be an exaggerated and early indicator to the rest of the economy. It's often been said that IT is the first to go and the first to come back but I see no sign of a comeback anytime soon.
Can 'jobstats man' pull his finger out and update the figures please?
old.jobstats.co.uk always seems more reliable, but neither are up to date.Comment
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