“A good trend isn’t good enough”
Posted by: Ed Tittel
The title of today's blog comes from President Obama's reaction to Friday's November Employment Situation numbers in his regular Saturday address to the American people dated 12/5/2009....
The title of today's blog comes from President Obama's reaction to Friday's November Employment Situation numbers in his regular Saturday address to the American people dated 12/5/2009....
It's the first Friday of the month, and as usual, that means the US Bureau of Labor Statistics has posted its Employment Situation Summary for the preceding month (November 2009, in this case). And finally, finally,...
I've been a subscriber to the British news magazine The Economist since the early 1990s. Every year in late November they release a special publication called "The World in XXXX" where XXXX is the numerical designation for the...
As I mentioned in my last blog, with the end of the year now plainly in sight, it's time to take stock of what 2009 has brought (and taken away, alas, for many of us). It's also time to start thinking about what 2010 might have in store, and planning to make the most of such opportunities as may...
Wow! How this year has zoomed past. Tomorrow is Thanksgiving and like me, I'm sure a lot of you have the same kinds of plans for that day: a house full of people, lots of food, good conversation, and the occasional ball game. But as the holiday season winds up, remember that a new year lies just...
In last week's blog about the Hackett Group's take on IT employment, I may have focused too much on the negatives and not enough on the positives. With 2009 nearly...
This morning, while driving my son to the park on an expedition to feed some local ducks, I tuned into a program on my local college station (KUT) that dealt with issues in getting students who attend community college to graduate and move on to...
On November 16, MS Learning stalwart Ken Rosen posted an interesting blog on Microsoft's Born to Learn. Entitled "New Developer...
In a recent (11/16/09) report, the Hackett GroupĀ forecasts that 3.6 million back office jobs will be eliminated by 2014 at companies with $1B or more in 2008 Revenue. The bulk of those cuts (2.2 million) will fall in the period between 2008 and 2014. For 2008 and 2009, cuts come to 964,000, so...
Last week, Erwin Chan posted about this emerging Windows 7 certification to the Born to Learn blog. While the complete and final requirements have yet to...
