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RichardCranium replied

12 November 2009, 23:21
Originally posted by jobstats.co.uk View Post

IT Jobs Salary and Rates

Site back up.

It's not.

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TimberWolf replied

12 November 2009, 21:59
The trend line is going to leave a crater on the x-axis.
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suityou01 replied

12 November 2009, 21:18
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Looks like the ubiquitous V-shaped recovery to me.

Boomed!

Roll on the IT gravy train. Toot-toot.

oct 31st looks like an up tick to me. boomed.
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Francko replied

12 November 2009, 21:17
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Looks like the ubiquitous V-shaped recovery to me.

Boomed!

Roll on the IT gravy train. Toot-toot.

http://www.jobstats.co.uk/images/cha...rge_smooth.png

That looks more like an "M" rather than a "V".

Is it a "muv" recovery then?
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SuperZ replied

12 November 2009, 20:24
Originally posted by jobstats.co.uk View Post

IT Jobs Salary and Rates

Site back up. Updated the old version of the site as well as the graphs are still a bit better on that version.

OMG that is bad.

If my current contract ends I think I`ll take a long holiday somewhere warm and cheap....by myself
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DimPrawn replied

12 November 2009, 19:15
Looks like the ubiquitous V-shaped recovery to me.

Boomed!

Roll on the IT gravy train. Toot-toot.
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d000hg replied

12 November 2009, 18:56
I guess that answers the "is C a dead-end skill" discussion then. #4?! Or is their filter buggering up and reporting (some C#/C++) jobs as C?

Also, those graphs on the front page are not terrifically encouraging. Jobs/month seems to be falling at the fastest rate for 18 months.
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centurian replied

12 November 2009, 18:22
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Probably had a divide by zero error on the number of jobs.
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jobstats.co.uk replied

12 November 2009, 18:03
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

If there are no jobs, there are no stats worth showing.

IT Jobs Salary and Rates

Site back up. Updated the old version of the site as well as the graphs are still a bit better on that version.
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Mich the Tester replied

12 November 2009, 13:44
Originally posted by wurzel View Post

Is no longer there. Shame because it was a useful, if sometimes depressing, resource.

If there are no jobs, there are no stats worth showing.
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wurzel replied

12 November 2009, 13:35
Originally posted by jobstats.co.uk View Post

Domain hosts have kicked it out for some reason or other. Will be back up as soon as they pull their fingers out of their ample backsides.

Nice one.
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jobstats.co.uk replied

12 November 2009, 13:03
Domain hosts have kicked it out for some reason or other. Will be back up as soon as they pull their fingers out of their ample backsides.
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DimPrawn replied

12 November 2009, 12:34
Probably had a divide by zero error on the number of jobs.
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wurzel started a topic Jobstats

12 November 2009, 12:29
Jobstats

Is no longer there. Shame because it was a useful, if sometimes depressing, resource.
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