Is computer jobs (IT) still existing in the US?
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Fortunately, yes there still jobs for IT professionals in US.  Outsourcing has been an alternative for many corporations, but this is a trend that might change in the future.  I had been planning retiring from the IT industry, but sometimes feels like we can loose our jobs to some people in India.
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That's a strange question and very poor spelling.  If you are asking if there are any companies that are hiring, the answer is yes.  If you want to know where, be more specific about where you live and what you do and you'll get more help.
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Work for an US company.
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You can always look for a job in California, most of the good IT jobs are there. Make sure you let the company know you are open to gaining experience and certificates. They will most likely sponsor you if they see you want to learn.
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Here is one site that I found:\n\nhttp://blogs.ittefaq.com/tech/archives/2005/08/software_piracy.html\n\nI read articles where all those companies that are receiving outsourced work from the United State are pirating that software.   I guess, they are selling all the software that they have made for other companies in the United States to companies elsewhere.   They don't have to write much code, just change a few logos and that is it.      The United States is deciding to slowly quit outsourcing computer programming jobs, because from what I read, it is costing them more money than paying a computer programmer salary here in the United States.   There are a lot of overhead cost that factors into outsourcing work.   Outsourcing, from what I have read, is definitately not a cheap and it is definitely not efficient, effective, and a competitive way of doing business.   It will only hurt you in the long-run.  In the short-run, it seems like you are saving money, but long-run, you won't.
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Try ClassesUSA. It provides a very large database of accredited IT training colleges and online schools.
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Working in the IT department, computers are the backbone of our E-business and a major tool for other non-networked small businesses.  \nWe recently have jumped on the Oracle wagon and remodeled our site. Computers are utilized with Web based mail, Purchasing, Receiving, Fiscal Services, Customer Relations and HR at the Enterprise level allowing for more functionality across the board between departments and up/down the department organization ladder.\n\nSee source link below for ideas. Then Google or Yahoo! for articles in your interests.\n\nHope it helps.
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As with anyone post your resume.  I am 54 and considering entering the job market again.  I personally don't think it's feasable right now.  Monster.com is an excellent place to check hot jobs.  Good luck and may God Bless.
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The border has nothing to do with that. The problem is that in the US computer job employees need/want more money and the company can go to another country and get people just as qualified who will work for much less money. The US economy is over-inflated compared to that of many other other countries. Either the pay for the other countries must all match the US pay, or vice versa.
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you can maybe find a job that will take you to work in the usa.
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Ofcorse the software is in demand. U can chose to be in frontend or in the backend. Frontend includes programming languages like C, C++, Visual basic.\nBackend includes .NET and JAVA.\nIn todays compititive world u shold be an allrounder. So knowledge in hardware will also help u in geting job.
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Get a job in the US and stay safe.
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Yes! The UK is needing social workers so badly they're recruiting the US and offering veyr nice perks. There's an abundance of social work jobs in the UK. \n\nGood Luck.
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As regards future usefulness it is hard to beat Computing.\n\nBest of luck !
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That's not quite true. I am still hiring VB (and VBA) programmers. However, the trend does seem to be toward DotNet.  You may want to contact this guy (Mark) for more information:
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If you plan on staying in the USA, then neither.  The engineering field has been outsourced and dominated by third world residents in the USA.  Trust me, I have a B.S. in Aeronautics (rocket science), yet I have been doing information technology for over the past decade or so.  A friend of mine is a mechanical engineer who works in Texas for an oil company, but he ha to go so far as getting his PhD before anyone would even talk to him.  If I were you, I'd seriously reconsider other careers because as you will quickly come to realize, U.S. engineers are treated no better than bank tellers in this country and don't earn the same kind of money they were pulling back in the 1960s' and 1970s' during the cold war.
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there is a lot of websites regarding jobs in IT which can be easily accessed by doing a search in any search engine. there are plenty of IT jobs available.as far as getting a work permit, go to the australian immigration website for all that information. good luck.