[ajug-members] Wipro coming to Atlanta

[Vincent]

I agree. You get what you pay for. Also,it's not clear from the article
if any of them are going to be java programmers. It could be a cadre of
.NET programmers in which case: rejoice!
Lol,
Vincent




Ron Cordell wrote:
> The article indicates that the reason is not to import workers, since
> there is the H1-B visa cap, but to provide resources under the Wipro
> company that are based in the US. Of course there will be some foreign
> workers, but hey, if they're good developers, I welcome them, because
> most of the ones I run across, whether American or otherwise just aren't
> all that good.
> 
> On 8/2/07, *John Bushfield* <john.bushfield at pomgaming.com
> <mailto:john.bushfield at pomgaming.com>> wrote:
> 
>     Brian – part of your anxiety, it appears, is based on an assumption
>     that the 'hundreds of java developers' will be working for
>     sub-standard rates, and that the market will become flooded with
>     java people.  My experience tells me that good java folks, just like
>     good employees everywhere, can and will command premium pay.  And,
>     the increased demand created by companies like Wipro will only make
>     it harder to find good talent, making pay and job security even less
>     of an issue.  As a competitive matter this situation puts java jocks
>     in the catbirds seat!  Be happy.  Be very, very happy.
> 
>      
> 
>     JB
> 

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