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On the job front, I would first try and leverage your relational database experience with your current employer into a back-end DW role. If that doesn't work, try for a junior-level DW position. With the current state of the economy, data warehousing and business intelligence jobs are not as plentiful as they have been, but I expect data warehousing and BI jobs to increase at a faster rate than most IT jobs as the market improves.

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