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Experience keeps a dear School, but Fools will learn in no other.
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Getting someone to think and try something out is much more useful than just telling them the answer.
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Originally posted by Jason Menard:
As a result of fewer jobs, fewer people will choose IT degrees in school, and many people already in the industry will have left it.
Dave
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
I would not recommend this field to anyone.
if you don't know, then ask. if you do know, then share. love is knowledge.
I think this is very wise. If I could start it all over again that is exactly what I would do.Originally posted by Thomas Whalen:
My decision has been to pursue teaching as a career, since I really enjoy tutoring fellow students in C programming and other programming languages. I want stability and security, not the biggest paycheck!
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Michael
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Originally posted by Michael Bronshteyn:
If the pool of programmers is going to shrink, and new students will pick other fields other than programming, why do you think being a programming language instructor is a safe job.
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<b>Donald Nunn</b><br />Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
I have a question for you. What brand of sneakers do you buy? I'll bet they were made by cheap labor overseas that replaced an American worker. And it wasn't so the sneaker could be sold cheaper. I only buy Converse because they are made in the US and they cost less than half of what a pair of Nikes cost. What kind of car do you own? I own a Dodge and a Plymouth. My cars before these were another Plymouth and a Ford. So if you are going to complain about your job being shipped overseas then what are you doing about other Americans jobs?
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An excuse. Since only 50% of the car is made in the US you will go buy a car that's 0% made in the US? Well, don't expect me to cry for you when your job is moved to India. Then you can put on your Nikes and drive your Toyota to the unemployment office. Why should any American care about your job when you don't care about any other American's job?Originally posted by Fred Grott:
[QB]I wouldl liek to point out to you that no American name car is fully made in Amercia, the last report lists 50% foreign mad eparts in all american named vehicles inclduing the ones you have mentioned..[QB]
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Originally posted by Evan Donaldson:
I've heard Indian developers make comments amongst themselves that the reason why they're getting all of the work is because they're better than the US developer.
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
What kind of car do you own? I own a Dodge and a Plymouth. My cars before these were another Plymouth and a Ford. So if you are going to complain about your job being shipped overseas then what are you doing about other Americans jobs?
Originally posted by Evan Donaldson:
I've heard Indian developers make comments amongst themselves that the reason why they're getting all of the work is because they're better than the US developer.
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I've heard Indian developers make comments amongst themselves that the reason why they're getting all of the work is because they're better than the US
developer.
Please ignore post, I have no idea what I am talking about.
Michael
SCJP2
Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
An excuse. Since only 50% of the car is made in the US you will go buy a car that's 0% made in the US? Well, don't expect me to cry for you when your job is moved to India. Then you can put on your Nikes and drive your Toyota to the unemployment office. Why should any American care about your job when you don't care about any other American's job?
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The fruits and vegetables that we eat that are foreign grown are from the off season. For example, we get grapes from Chile during the time of the year that California doesn't produce grapes. Some fruits and vegetables do not preserve well so its hard, for example, to get good NY grapes in February. Apples do store well so you can get US apples all year round. No American farmers are losing their jobs because Chilean farmers are producing cheaper crops.Originally posted by Fred Grott:
QuestionL; How many fruits an vegatbles an dproduce do you eat every week? Do you kow a large protion that is foreign to our country? Did you holler about the american farmers when he lost his job?
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