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Just how easily can you see yourself joining a career field that will need qualified people for the rest of your life? What if I told you that information technology -- computers -- is creating unending opportunities for anybody to make more money?
I'm talking about employment or (much better!) self-employment as a techie.
If you are reasonably intelligent, over the age of 22 and caught in the modern I-hate-my-job-and-I'm-afraid-of-losing-it trap, you must read every word of this article, because there IS a way out.
"You're a cyber-mentor"
"I will use it (and your web site) for reference and resource as I research and make life-affecting decisions. You're a cyber-mentor."
-- Steve Eddy seddy52341@aol.com (read more excited testimonials)

If you are . . . (check which one applies to you)
unhappy with your current job -- your salary, your work and your promotional opportunities (or all three)
attracted to working with computers, either hardware or software
unemployed and looking for work
retired or close to retirement and looking for a way to supplement your pension and Social Security
. . . you are about to learn why there will always be career opportunities in information technology and how you can break into the field. Even if you're not a 22 year old Computer Science degree holder.
Trend #1 -- Extreme Growth in Computers, Computing and Networks
"Information technology is over a $2.5 trillion global industry."
-- Information Technology Association of America (ITAA)

FACT: Computers and the Internet are NOT going away.
Obviously, computers and the Internet are going to remain an integral part of our lives -- in fact we're going to find more and more ways to use them for work and play. Clearly, computers will continue to produce jobs in designing, programming, installing, administering, trouble-shooting and fixing them.
And they will continue to "spin off" jobs and opportunities that nobody even dreamed of, such as web designer, search engine optimization specialist and eBay PowerSeller.
Nobody predicted or planned this. It grew out out of the human drive to help people and make money -- using the vast capabilities of the Internet.
Nobody can now foresee the future in its details and, as a techie, you are positioning yourself to design, make, program, install or repair the "picks and shovels" that Internet miners need and want.
According to Gordon (co-founder of Intel) Moore's Law, the processing power of microchips doubles every 18 months. This explains why computers are constantly more powerful.
"Global spending on information and communications technology is expected to exceed $3.7 trillion by 2007."
-- Dr. Ernst Volgenaus, Chairman and CEO, SRA International, Inc. Testimony Before the House Small Business Committee June 2, 2004

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