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Daily Archives: July 27, 2015
Culture Differences: US v UK
This is a bit of an off topic post from the technical stuff, but there’s a bit of a tie-in, so stick with me. I had to get a tire fixed this morning. I actually owned a replacement tire, so … Continue reading
What We Want and What We’ll Pay For
I’m sure many of you see surveys that note IT job growth is up 30%. Or that executives want to hire 20% more people. Or that the market dictates that salaries will be going up 12%. Those are exciting numbers, … Continue reading
