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  • IT jobs on the rise: survey

    There is a growing demand for IT executives, according to an Australian jobs index.

  • Australian recruiters urge caution on IT jobs climb

    Australian job indexes tracking the number of IT jobs being listed are registering a slight pick up in the market. But is this enough for IT pros on the hunt for work?

  • US financial woes caution Aust IT job market

    IT jobs available in Australia are still on the increase, according to research revealed to ZDNet Australia. But industry pundits are warning that the financial troubles of large US companies could impact the local market.

  • IT pros on the job hunt?

    Have you been surfing the job ads recently trying to figure out what, if anything, is out there?

  • Forget the fear and find the reality

    Coffee-table psychology would have us believe that the impact of an economic downturn is felt way beyond the bean counters—in the minds and motivation of employees.

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  • IT jobs on the rise: survey

    There is a growing demand for IT executives, according to an Australian jobs index.

  • Australian recruiters urge caution on IT jobs climb

    Australian job indexes tracking the number of IT jobs being listed are registering a slight pick up in the market. But is this enough for IT pros on the hunt for work?

  • IT pros on the job hunt?

    Have you been surfing the job ads recently trying to figure out what, if anything, is out there?

  • Aust IT jobs see revival

    Demand for IT executives in Australia is on the increase according to an industry report, yet pundits say it’s too early to predict a long-term upward trend.

  • Australian IT pros unhappy at work

    More than 80 percent of respondents in a recent survey are unhappy at work. But IT industry pundits say that has as much to do with the current economic environment as it does with individual workplaces.

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