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Optimism for job seekers

By Lori, on May 8th, 2010

Author: Lori Howard

I’m cautiously optimistic.  Actually, I’ve been harboring optimism about the job market for some time now – especially for those willing to do the work required to get hired.  Only now I have concrete data to back me up!  Check out this job market update in today’s WSJ!

WSJ_Careers – Job Gains Speed Up…

And here are some recent articles on what kinds of IT jobs are opening up –
IT_Jobs_Data_Center_Hiring_Turns_a_Corner

Health_IT_Funding_to_Create_50_000_Jobs

High_Tech_Employment_Grows

More reason to be perhaps a bit more than cautiously optimistic, and go for full-blown optimism!

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