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Showing 1-7 of 7 results foundGo west, tech job hunter
October 14, 2004 California was home to more than a quarter of new tech jobs posted in September, a recent study indicates.Golden State shines with new IT jobs
June 8, 2005 Study finds California's share of new IT jobs moves higher; IBM is most active poster of tech jobs.Westward leading, still proceeding in tech hires
December 8, 2004 CIOs expect to add staff early next year, and California is generating the most new U.S. tech jobs, two reports say. Map: Today's tech job hot spotsCalifornia tech job lead grows
July 7, 2005 Study finds Golden State increased share of new tech jobs posted at major online job boards to nearly 30 percent in June.Labor activists picket outsourcing event
September 18, 2003 A conference instructing companies on moving tech jobs and other work overseas draws picketers, as labor organizers and out-of-work techies protest the growing trend.Made in lower-cost America
February 8, 2005 Communities outside traditional tech centers are getting IT operations as U.S. firms offer low-cost domestic alternatives to offshoring.Week ahead: CeBit lite takes to NY
May 23, 2004 The slimmed-down version of the German technology trade show sets up in New York this coming week. Plus: Developers, developers, developers at Microsoft's TechEd.
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