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From: lewis@cscsun3.larc.nasa.gov (Lewis Berman)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.ada
Subject: Re: Where are the jobs?
Date: 22 Sep 1994 22:15:27 GMT
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Eric Christiansen writes:

  >    Been scanning the misc.jobs.offered group for about a year now,
  >and I've only found about 5 job postings for Ada programmers.  So,
  >as the subject says, where are the jobs?  Is it just a case of most of
  >these jobs are passed "word of mouth", or is it that there really isn't a
  >market out there?

  I was previously unaware of misc.jobs.offered.  I had to hire several
Ada-literate software engineers, so I did unbelievably uncreative things
like advertising in the Washington Post.  I guess if I were some sort of
C-hacking dwebe, I would have been aware of misc.jobs.offered.

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