Tim, previously:
Have any of you ever had to justify training expenses for yourself to
your company (ROI, etc.)? I'm getting close to taking the big .NET
step, and would welcome information both on justification of training
and specific .NET-related training experiences.
David replied:
I will
We're using some asp.net though not a lot at this point only for clients who
will benefit in terms of faster development time OR easier future
maintenance. Web development is getting to be a smaller percentage of our
business as opposed to some of the custom browser based apps we are doing.
Wish
Have any of you ever had to justify training expenses for yourself to
your company (ROI, etc.)? I'm getting close to taking the big .NET
step, and would welcome information both on justification of training
and specific .NET-related training experiences.
I will be surprised if your employer
Have any of you ever had to justify training expenses for yourself to
your company (ROI, etc.)?
I should have answered this properly. There is no sound basis for
calculating ROI on training. It is just an expense, without any real
possibility of a return. This is especially true in those
