> -----Original Message-----
> From: John Turner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, June 13, 2003 10:21 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [TriLUG] Employed/Unemployed Poll
>
> While a degree is not required it often shows the ability to learn,
> meet deadlines, deal with crap (i.e. taking Latin), etc.
Ability to learn = success in the IT field
Why? Because it changes so fast. Do IT professionals use stuff learned
from a formal education? Maybe. Not much. Do IT pros need the
*methods* of learning acquired in a formal education? Yes. Those
methods may be acquired from the School of Hard Knocks as well. The
formal education most definitely is a catalyst.
OT: Latin was hands down the most difficult course I ever ran into in
Jr HS. All those declensions and conjugations. Geez. Hannibal may
have crossed the Palatine Mountain; not in my back yard, though.
> It is late (for a father or a 9 month old) so I have gotten off the
> off-topic and will end now.
Congrats, daddy-o! Let's get the children together chasing lightning
bugs in the back yard one day while the adults fire up the grill...
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