Which country is growing very fast in IT Field ?

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Which country is growing very fast in IT Field ?

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Dave-3000 SSCertifiable Points: 6186 More actions · Answer 1

Michael Valentine Jones (11/29/2007)
If you really think about it, it is the US that is growing fast in IT.

If you didn't take into account wage differences, and you really wanted to get a job in IT ten minutes after you got off the plane, you wouldn't come to the US, you'd go to India.

There is no "i" in team, but idiot has two.

Antares686 SSC Guru Points: 125444 More actions · Answer 2

Dave (11/29/2007)
Michael Valentine Jones (11/29/2007)
If you really think about it, it is the US that is growing fast in IT.
If you didn't take into account wage differences, and you really wanted to get a job in IT ten minutes after you got off the plane, you wouldn't come to the US, you'd go to India.

But that will be short lived (maybe 4-6 years) due to high inflation. China is forcing theirs under control but it will eventually lead to bigger issues down the road plus no one trust their safety checks right now so they will have to spend a lot on infrastructure. Plus due to politics the Phillipines are in a lot of companies eyes right now. On top of that don't consider wage differnces totally becuase there is a different cost of living everywhere and the US dollar is under pressure right now raising currency value in other countries so the flow out of jobs may slow and reverse soon rather than later.

Michael Valentine Jones SSC Guru Points: 64818 More actions · Answer 3

Dave (11/29/2007)
Michael Valentine Jones (11/29/2007)
If you really think about it, it is the US that is growing fast in IT.
If you didn't take into account wage differences, and you really wanted to get a job in IT ten minutes after you got off the plane, you wouldn't come to the US, you'd go to India.

I seriously doubt that you can get off the plane anywhere, except maybe the US, and get a job. Most countries are very protectionist about letting foreigners work in their country.

Matt Miller (4) SSC Guru Points: 124210 More actions · Answer 4

Steve Jones - Editor (11/29/2007)
The reservations are probably cheap knowing Antares. It will be the shipping cost of heating oil and power you'll have to worry about 😛

Nonsense - get LOTS of solar and wind power renewable energy. A couple of acres of each ought to keep you warm (solar for summer, wind for winter)....

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Antares686 SSC Guru Points: 125444 More actions · Answer 5

Matt Miller (11/29/2007)
Steve Jones - Editor (11/29/2007)
The reservations are probably cheap knowing Antares. It will be the shipping cost of heating oil and power you'll have to worry about 😛
Nonsense - get LOTS of solar and wind power renewable energy. A couple of acres of each ought to keep you warm (solar for summer, wind for winter)....

But it get's so cold the grease for the barrings and the liquid in the solar collectors are prone to freezing. I say we start a health club with stationary cycles. That will keep you warm while you ride and the charge warms everyone else. Might just do what the peguins do and make a big cluster and cycle in and out to the edge.:w00t: