Re: Re: getting a LAMP job in this economy

Mike, While I sure hope you are right, could you please try to send the message to this list only once (i.e. check your To: to make sure you aren't doubling up on the list address). I might add to your comments the recent security problems with almost every one of M$ internet products - not that I'm complaining, it does generate some consulting business for me on the client side :) Thanks, John >We're all in a good position right now. The economy is beginning a strong >rebound, the pretenders have been weeded out, and a lot of companies are now >beginning to see both the technical AND financial benefits of open-source >technology. No buying licenses for server systems that provide less >stability and a lot more fluff (draw your own conclusions from that :) ). >Open source systems may require a little more configuration and actual >effort to get off the ground, but if done right they will stay where you put >them instead of crashing back down and validating Newton's law of gravity. > >Finding a LAMP job (or something including any of those components) will >become easier as the positions become more plentiful. Come March you'll see >a noticeable change. Please mark my words :) > >Mike Frazer -- /* SteeleSoft Consulting John Steele - Systems Analyst/Programmer * We also walk dogs... Dynamic Web Design PHP/MySQL/Linux/Hosting * www.steelesoftconsulting.com jsteele@steelesoftconsulting.com */