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      By Clair Brown
    2. “ We found in out fieldwork that experienced engineers were often forced to work on mature technologies with stagnant earnings, rather than being allowed to learn and work on new technologies with rising earnings. ”
      By Clair Brown
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      By Vivek Wadwha

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  1. Age a Big Factor in Technology Earnings

    eweek.com (Sep 3 2010) IT Buzz

    1. Research from the University of California at Berkeley shows age is a factor in earnings: As you get older in your technology job, your rate of earning becomes more stagnant. So what's a technologist to do? Climb the ladder or shift career paths as you go along. Programmers take heed. - The older you get in technology, the harder it is to maintain a salary that grows, discovered economists Clair Brown and Dr. Greg Linden of the University of California, Berkeley, who have been studying the subject in research about offshoring and the semiconductor industry since 2006. These aca... (Read Full Article)

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