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看你找什么工作了。MCSE对Network admin or support的工作有用,但对programmer无用。C++的programmer有SUN JAVA Certificate也没用。总之证书要和经验配得上。<br>
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Report: IT&T jobs online remain steady<br>
Nadia Cameron, ARN<br>
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10/12/2003 07:30:51<br>
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The number of jobs posted online for IT and telecommunications professionals nationally has remained consistent for the second month in a row, according to a new monthly report. <br>
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The latest Olivier Internet Job Index report for November 2003 found there was less than a half a per cent change in the number of IT and telecommunications (IT&T) jobs recorded online between October and November. <br>
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According to the group’s latest figures, IT and telecommunications-related jobs represented 7.12 per cent of the total number of jobs advertised online, trailing after trades and services (18.39 per cent), sales, marketing and customer service (13.10 per cent) and accounting (11.96 per cent). <br>
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Out of those jobs relating to IT&T, software development and engineering accounted for 26.47 per cent. Jobs in management and sales (25.56 per cent), and network, communications and security (12.88 per cent) followed. <br>
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The same three job categories were also the top three areas for IT and telecommunications advertisements in October 2003. <br>
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Hardware accounted for just 1.44 per cent of all jobs posted online within IT&T. <br>
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Commenting on the future of IT&T professionals on the jobs market, Olivier Recruitment Group director, Robert Olivier, said the industry sector had shown positive growth compared with the same time last year. <br>
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But although the impact of the first interest rate hikes earlier this year had not resulted in any decline of jobs online, Olivier wasn’t so sure the second recent interest rate rise would turn out as positive. <br>
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As a result, Olivier advised those looking for a new job in IT&T “not to wait”. <br>
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“At this time last year I advised IT professionals to go sit on a beach, and wait for the vacancies to come back. Not this year," he said. "IT is holding up, with an 11 per cent (seasonally adjusted) increase where in previous years it has slipped. <br>
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“Don't think about waiting until after the Christmas break.” <br>
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