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   From: arthures@mv.com   
      
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   On Fri, 29 Oct 2010, Old Pif wrote:   
      
   > On Oct 28, 9:32 pm, Abel  wrote:   
   >   
   >>   
   >> This is what today's employers are desperately in need of, graduates   
   >> with COMPUTER SCIENCE degrees, either a bacheler's or even an   
   >> associates degree would do.  This is where the future is, software   
   >> engineering, web development, programming, computer language, database   
   >> administration and operating systems.   
   >>   
   >   
   > May be. But it does not apply to the US. COMPUTER SCIENCE is a dying   
   > profession. Everything either has been outsourced or will be   
   > outsourced by Friday.   
      
   Hi Old Pif. Looks like src is dead.   
      
   Abel sounds like Rich Lemert. We need more degrees and forget whether    
   there are any jobs that the degrees willl get.   
      
   > Any responsible parents should advice (or even use mild violence)   
   > their children to stay away from this "profession".   
      
   As long as the exchange rates make it cheaper to do things over in    
   India/china, that's where the jobs are going to be.   
      
   And, they are not going to hire Americans to go over there.   
      
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