Gerhard Fiedler wrote:
> wouter van ooijen wrote:
>
>   
>>> BTW, this afternoon I was watching the 12PM news and I have learned that
>>> a company in the vibration sensors market, here in Switzerland, was
>>> hiring and they have about 30 positions open. As their HR manager said,
>>> they are looking in EU and others countries 'cause there are not enough
>>> qualified people here.
>>>       
>> Here in the Netherlands I too hear over and over that we do not have
>> enough well-educated people. Turkey is not EC yet, but maybe some
>> agreement already exists to make working here possible.
>>     
>
> I always hear, for many years now, these tales of engineers and programmers
> being scarce, sometimes from the USA, sometimes from various places in
> Europe. Funny thing is that this rarely seems to correlate with an increase
> in the offered wages. As I think there's something to the idea that the
> relationship between offer and supply controls the price, I'd expect that
> such a scarcity results in increasing salary offers. Until this happens,
> I'm reasonably reluctant in believing there's actually a short of supply.
> Maybe there's a short of supply at the offered wages... but that's a
> different thing :)
>
> Gerhard
>
>   
If someone is interested....

http://vibro-meter.com/general/careers.html

Hans
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