Some say up, some say down. In the end, it depends on your particular situation and point of view
Rebekkah Marshall
For some chemical engineers, the tank is half full; for others, it is half empty. Technically, both are right, especially if the discussion pertains to what they were paid in 2004. Where optimists argue that overall salaries continued to rise, cynics...
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