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Keep Your Job, Stay Relevant in This Economy

While the economy seems to be slowly recovering, many companies are still fighting layoffs and have been forced to cut holiday bonus spending.

With so many belts tightening, a lot of IT professionals who would have retired at the end of this year have decided to stay in the workforce and rebuild lost savings. But mature tech pros need to make sure they stay relevant in the ever changing IT environment. Don't get left behind if you choose to delay your IT retirement.

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Keep Your Job, Stay Relevant in This Economy originally appeared on About.com Tech Careers on Tuesday, November 9th, 2010 at 18:06:49.

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Google appears to be trying to boost its customer support for Nexus One customers, posting replies to many more queries on its online forum.

Google has come under fire since the launch of the Nexus One after hundreds of messages were posted with complaints or questions about the phone. Many customers said that after calling T-Mobile they were referred to HTC, the phone's maker, or the reverse. Google does not have a customer-service phone line, and customers sending e-mails were being told to wait one or two days for a reply.

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Google Begins Replying to More Nexus One Complaints originally appeared on About.com Computing Center on Saturday, January 16th, 2010 at 08:45:33.

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Whether you nod your head in silent understanding or shake your head in anger, there should probably be no surprise which tech jobs were ranked at the bottom of CareerCam's list of the best and worst jobs of 2012.

While the position of Software Engineer was ranked as their overall number one pick of 200 jobs, due to salary, hiring outlook and working conditions, not all of the high tech positions CareerCam listed came in the top half. In fact, two positions were just barely escaped being listed in the bottom quarter.

Both involve long hours, some heavy lifting, mixed appreciation and of course a screwdriver.

The worst tech job, coming in at #148 out of 200 is the Electrical Equipment Repairer.

The second worst tech job, ranked #142 is the Computer Service Technician.

Of course, like all surveys these rankings are generalizations and don't take into account individual workplaces, pay rates, customer appreciation or job satisfaction.

For a complete listing of the best and worst jobs in the IT industry today, including salary comparisons, check out the article at about.com.

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Worst Tech Jobs of 2012 originally appeared on About.com Tech Careers on Friday, May 4th, 2012 at 15:14:06.

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