Ahem, 31% per year. Do you know what that means?
I think this is plain fantasy. Not real.
At least in the Indian market there is no corresponding demand for Linux geeks.
-Girish
On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 1:14 PM, Diksha Gupta <diksha.gupta at efyindia.com>
wrote:
There is a huge demand for Linux developers but the supply does not
match the demand. The Linux Foundation cites crunch of Linux developers
as one of the top challenges faced by the companies. As per the stats of
IT employment site Dice.com, demand for Linux developers is growing at a
rate of 31 per cent. For those wanting to cash in on the opportunity,
there are numerous options available online to learn Linux and fill this
gap in the industry.
http://www.efytimes.com/e1/73162/fullnews.htm
The Linux Foundation cites crunch of Linux developers as one of the top
challenges faced by the companies. As per the stats of IT employment
site Dice.com, demand for Linux developers is growing at a rate of 31
per cent.The Linux Foundation cites crunch of Linux developers as one of
the top challenges faced by the companies. As per the stats of IT
employment site Dice.com, demand for Linux developers is growing at a
rate of 31 per cent.
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