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My reason for asking is to provide some informal unscientific evidence for a
couple of projects I'm working on.
Yes it does matter since the rate of graduates in IT in 2008 (the last data
I have available at the moment) is about even to 1999. Worse yet the
percentage of IT graduates vs. other BS graduates have not really changed
over the 13 years of data I'm looking at. Yet the demand for developers is
higher now than it was at the turn of the century. So I'm trying to draw
some conclusions that help our customers determine IT strategic directions.
This is but one small slice of data used to determine the suggested
directions.
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Jim Oberholtzer
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