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http://content.comcast.monster.com/j...c_n=comcast007 From the viewpoint of an survey[/URL] commissioned by employment company Manpower, these character deliver numerous vocations that opportunities are difficult to fill. Among white-collar jobs, the next jobs make Manpower's 10 Hardest Jobs to Fill list: technicians, specialists, revenue repetitions, accountants and IT staff. And on the blue-collar part, the list contains machine operators and machinists, experienced tradespeople, technicians, workers and creation operators. I believe it's notably interesting they explain how difficult it's to complete IT associated jobs, but on another hand, as may be the case in my region, perhaps it's just because a large amount of entry-level IT jobs spend piss-poor earnings, however need 2 or 4 year levels. Who would like to invest thousands of pounds on a great level, but begin in employment that gives only $8/hour? It's hard enough for me personally to aid myself in a $10/hour work. I reside in a flat, but I don't have any student education loans to pay for off, and my car was paid by me off before going out-of my parents home. Granted, I'm sure there are many of IT kind jobs that pay reasonably to begin off in whether it is really a large organization and such, but I'm only basing my estimation off of what I see in the neighborhood classifieds & work websites such as Monster, an such like. Perhaps this just isn't a great region for that type of thing. This really is more of an argument than such a thing I guess, but please, examine.