Friday's News: The U.S. Government is on the Hunt for IT Workers

If You Want an IT Job, the U.S. is Hiring -- Big Time [ComputerWorld]

Q&A with Six IT Rock Stars [ComputerWorld]

Health Privacy Undermined: Worst Breaches of 2009 [NetworkWorld]

How a Team of Geeks Cracked Spy Trade [WSJ]

Jobless Rate at 9.7 Percent; 216K Jobs Lost in August [AP via Yahoo]

1.3 Million to Lose Job Benefits by Year's End [AP via Google]

McKinsey's Web 2.0 Survey: What Do Execs Know? [BusinessWeek]

VMWare CTO Details Future of Virtualization [InformationWeek]

Researchers Find New Way to Attack the Cloud [CIO]

SAP and Oracle Aggravate Users One Continent at a Time [CIO]

Cisco, EMC May Offer IT Services [InformationWeek]

 People

Twitter Hires Another Googler for Executive Team [NYT]

Chief of Google in China Leaving [NYT]

Jigsaw Names Steven Klei as Chief Financial Officer [Klei via BW]

Posted at 08:27AM Sep 04, 2009 in Blog  |  Comments[1]

Comments:

If There are so many It jobs in the US then how come someone like me with their A+ Cert cannot even find an entry level job? there aren't any jobs out there. Not in NY or most of the country. I'm going to get more certs and am going to pray. Right now I see absolutely no job prospects in my career or any career other than healthcare. nursing is the only industry currently hiring.

Posted by Adam on September 05, 2009 at 12:45 PM EDT #

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