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"B MAC" <gucciard_at_bay.uh.edu> wrote in message
news:Pine.OSF.4.33.0110171115510.1440113-100000_at_bay.uh.edu...
> I sent the email below at the beginning of the month, but I think that all
> emails were deleted from the server ever since, and I didn't get the
> chance to read anybody's response to this email.
>
> Here's my email again.
>
> Thanks.
>
> ------------
>
> Hi,
>
> As everybody knows, Oracle is, overall, the best Database
> Management software available today. This is the reason why so many
> developers and DBAs choose to work with Oracle. I know
> there has been a good demand for Oracle experts, but
> do you forsee the possibility that this field will eventually saturate?
> Are there any new trends that, in your opinion, will put database jobs in
> in the USA in jeopardy? For instance, I heard that some
> companies are investing their money outside of the USA, in countries
> where the cost of life is a lot cheaper and IT professionals
> can be payed considerably less than their American counterparts.
>
> Do you consider this treand to be a problem for database developers and
> DBAs in the United States?
>
> Any comments on this topic are great appreciated.
>
> Thanks.
>
Received on Wed Oct 17 2001 - 12:12:47 CDT
