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["Thomas C. Meggs" <tom AT plik.net>]

I second that.

I'm pretty sure that a good percentage of the unemployed have left SF by 
now, either back where they came from or jobs in the middle of nowhere, 
so its definitely not as bad as it was about a year ago. I'm not trying 
to say that its great, but maybe its a smidgen better.

Do keep in mind that as far as the job market is concerned, both 
California and North Carolina are horrible choices. I think last quarter 
I heard that the two worst states in the country for unemployment was 
California followed by none other then North Carolina.

That's not to say that its impossible to find jobs, just that its pretty 
hard, and you shouldn't expect very much at all in the event you do find 
something.

Regards,
Tom

Victor Minton wrote:

> Hi,
>
> The FIRST issue is getting a job.  Their is no reason to believe the job
> market is better on the left coast than here in the Triangle.
>
> It is my understanding the the failure of many S.F. based dot.coms has 
> left
> a large pool of unemployed or underemployed developers.
>
> Unless of independent means, get a job before moving rather than move 
> and be
> unemployed.
>
> Good luck,
> Vic Minton



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