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Programmers are finding jobs and development budgets are climbing -- and we have your company's poor planning and flawed processes to thank

By Neil McAllister
IDG News Service | Sep 10, 2009

The economy brings more bad news every day. The dollar is battered, interest rates are at record lows, salaries are shrinking, and overall unemployment is expected to hit 10 percent by year's end. Times are tough -- for everyone except software developers. It's time we gave credit where it's due
According to recent studies, development budgets are actually increasing despite the recession, and the market for programming jobs will still grow by 7.4 percent in 2009. The U.S. Department of Labor ranks software engineering as the country's fourth fastest-growing occupation, a trend it expects to continue through 2016.