Re: [hangout] Re: pittance
[email protected] (John Von Essen)
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Not to mention that certain GUI "Development Environments" eased people into programming. One company I was at had a guy who used to work in HR, they moved him up to a junior java developer (WebSphere with WAS Studio Development Environment). I am not a java person but there are so many classes that do things for you, a person can get pretty far even though they lack the ability of true problem solving and algorithm design. -john On Apr 11, 2004, at 7:15 PM, Randal L. Schwartz wrote: > Abstract reasoning and algorithm design *is* a specialized aptitude. > One of the problems the dot-com boom created was a huge artificial > demand (which later collapsed) driving a lot of incompetent people > into the field chasing the pot of gold that most of them didn't > deserve.