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Well, what were you expecting after over 200k "IT" jobs were ended over the last year.

Archive: https://archive.today/W5GHe

From the post: "A mere 700 IT jobs were added in the US last year compared to 267,000 the year prior, it's claimed. It'd be easy to blame layoffs, but that's not all there is to it, says tech consultancy Janco Associates.

Based on analysis of US Bureau of Labor Statistics data by Janco, news that the IT industry added just 700 jobs following an estimated 262,242 jobs lost amid mass layoffs is shocking, but not surprising."

Well, what were you expecting after over 200k "IT" jobs were ended over the last year. Archive: https://archive.today/W5GHe From the post: "A mere 700 IT jobs were added in the US last year compared to 267,000 the year prior, it's claimed. It'd be easy to blame layoffs, but that's not all there is to it, says tech consultancy Janco Associates. Based on analysis of US Bureau of Labor Statistics data by Janco, news that the IT industry added just 700 jobs following an estimated 262,242 jobs lost amid mass layoffs is shocking, but not surprising."

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So you’re doing incident handling that would stand up in court - intrusion analysis using pcaps for things like overflow attacks on custom software using intrusion detection systems that you yourself installed and maintain? And they still want to pay for that type of expertise to do client desk work?

It must happen, but that company sounds like they really like to waste resources.

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Yeah man, I get it. It is just how it is some places.

The answer to that is - yes - Or at least it was until I burned out at that place and went somewhere where I don't have to have so many damn hats.