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Problem is, anyone who has not been directly and negatively affected by the
economy, will usually pass over the first point and remember the second
point in the ITAA report you referenced:
"<snip> ... the number of newly created jobs exceeds the number of displaced
IT software and services workers, resulting in a net gain by 2008. The job
creation in the other sectors helps absorb the displaced IT software and
services jobs throughout the economy."
So, you have from late-1999 to 2008 to tranistion from tech writing to these
newly created (service) jobs. I think you'll find Hamburgler University
quite enlightening.
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