Recruiting in the Valley
from the who-wants-to-be-a-recruiting-millionaire dept
It always amuses me to see how crazy tech recruiting is getting in the valley. Here in London we're feeling a shortage of talent but it isn't nearly as dire, as it is to a small extent still a buyers market. One interesting fact that is always overlooked in these type of articles is that not all tech workers are in high demand. There are plenty of non-technical tech sector workers that find employment much more difficult, even in the valley.
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2. and yes, when people say "there are a TON of silicon valley jobs" they really mean for technical people, and less so for business types.
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