10% unemployment but H1B visas accelerating

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by noob_trad3r, Dec 10, 2009.

  1. BINGO

    right on the money, can not say it better
     
    #201     Dec 21, 2009
  2. wave

    wave

    I have to agree. People have the power.

    Simple as boycotting these companies. There is power in numbers.
     
    #202     Dec 21, 2009
  3. wave

    wave

    Reality, it's the present and future. IT is a huge cost center for companies. The profit center suits realized they had to reduce their IT costs and so they did and will continue to do so.

    Agile and SCRUM have only made offshoring easier. You eliminate the risk upfront using iterative releases/sprints.
     
    #203     Dec 21, 2009
  4. wave

    wave

    Eventually, we will get to a point where the prototype will be programmed automatically from the requirements. Where is the need for programmers then?

    Not in Corporate America.
     
    #204     Dec 21, 2009
  5. wave

    wave

    You must understand, programming for the majority of Corporate America will become drag & drop.
     
    #205     Dec 21, 2009
  6. wave

    wave

    Google will look to take the market share of this drag & drop in the cloud future.
     
    #206     Dec 21, 2009
  7. wave

    wave

    The CEO will be able to program his own reporting app in the cloud.
     
    #207     Dec 21, 2009
  8. pitz

    pitz

    Lets not get too carried away here. Most CEO's barely have the intelligence to even tie their own shoes, nevermind operate a computer these days.
     
    #208     Dec 21, 2009
  9. wave

    wave

    No infrastructure needed
    No installation needed. No IT department to maintain your servers. No office space needed.

    The cloud is the future. It will reduce costs, carbon footprints, etc.

    This is the start of the end of Microsoft, commercial real estate, and eventually most programmers and IT staff.
     
    #209     Dec 21, 2009
  10. wave

    wave

    and Google is all over it. Google is the new Microsoft.
     
    #210     Dec 21, 2009