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Written by Gregg Dourgarian
Andrew Lee of Envolve, an Internet startup I’ll be visiting next week in San Francisco, says that the recession is over for Silicon Valley tech jobs.
I’d say the same is true for every metro area in the USA. While techies – especially coders – have it good, it’s another thing for the lawyers, architects and blue-collar workers. Their prospects look little better than they did one year ago.
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