[FreeReign]

and you are correct about the "education bubble". its already starting with engineering, enrollment is down and its going lower, market forces are steering people away from it. i guess we'll have to make do with even more lawyers. at some point, americans who only have to look forward to working in the service industry will find they don't really need much college, especially 4 year degrees and anything in the sciences.

The company I'm with can't find enough S/W engineers. We're in the process of hiring 400 over two years.

BTW, I don't live offshore.

[oceanview]

you will have no trouble hiring 400 SW engineers, if the HR people are honestly trying to hire domestically.

[clamper1797]

Put your money where your mouth is ... lets see the reqs. I'm fluent in C Pascal Basic Fortran Verilog RTL ETC