Q A: Companies have had recessionary pressures to cut headcount, but that is not what is keeping IT jobs from consistently expanding from month to month, says analyst David Foote of Foote Partners. The new emphasis on quick-shifting business strategies and on-demand skill sets is undoubtedly changing the way technology workers are being hired altogether.
– Given the March
employment figures released by the government the week of March 29, technology
jobs in the last six months have shown some real signs of growth, with over
22,000 new jobs being reported. The problem is that there are still some signs
of instability in the air, as March also saw t…