RE: Linked-In: Your Skills' Desirability Is Cratering Year Over Year

[Fred Ridder <docudoc -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

Nancy Allison wrote:
 

> Do you think the stats are misleading?
> 
> I'm guessing they mean people are leaving these fields in droves, but I hope I'm wrong.

My guess is that the statistics are simply spurious. AFAIK this is a new feature LinkedIn has just added, and my guess is that they have some problems with its implementation. I know that's hard to believe, though, since we all know that programmers *never* make any errors...
 
-Fred Ridder 		 	   		  
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