18 Quotes by Cynthia Morgan

U.S. tech workers, ... are increasingly nervous about employers' use of temporary non-U.S. citizens in tech jobs. The most anxiety comes from the most vulnerable.

Workers making more than $100,000 in yearly salary,

Seventy-two percent said they'd use their ex-supervisor as a reference in finding a new job,

Most agree the present environment makes it harder to succeed with self-employment.

New England techies were more likely than others to think the best asset in self-employment is sales ability,

Respondents in the mountain states -- where self-employed technologists are proportionately rare -- were the most optimistic, regionally.

Just about everyone wants to strike out on their own sometime. But they won't do it for the money -- what they're looking for is more control over their professional lives.

We qualified 700 tech workers who've been laid off within the last three years, ... and used their responses exclusively.

We also saw a lot of differences according to pay levels. In general, workers making $100,000 annually wanted government to keep out of the temporary non-U.S. worker situation.