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Wednesday, March 07, 2007
  Obvious Signs of a Miserable Tech-Job
High level companies like Google, MySpace and YouTube guarantee for innovation, drive other companies and change the Web landscape quickly in a very innovative way blurring the line between software and the Internet using an architecture of participation.

Many companies have realized now what they really need. After years of stagnation it's a good time to find a better job. InformationWeek gives advice to recognize when it's time to leave a bad company:
  1. Nothing more to learn
  2. Mergers, Acquisitions, Rumors
  3. Toxic Co-Workers
  4. The Boss Blues
  5. Underpaid And Overworked
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