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This is ridiculous. Of course drivers won't have all that; they're just drivers. In computer terms, a car driver is not like a programmer, but rather more like
by hasenj 15y ago
This is ridiculous. Of course drivers won't have all that; they're just drivers. In computer terms, a car driver is not like a programmer, but rather more like a touch typist. Of course you wouldn't expect a person whose job is typing on keyboards to understand anything about how the internet works or what databases are.
- PostOnce 15y agoIt's one thing to be able to do anything, but it's something else to have actually done it. There are only so many hours in a day. I, and many others, can make a great deal of progress on anything in a week, but I wonder when looking at these ads, how many jobs must one have had in order to be experienced with so many different technologies? Programming is about constant learning. How many of us have gone a single day without looking something up? What a programmer can learn is as important as what he has learned.
- skidooer 15y agoIf you do project-based work professionally, each project can come with its own set of technologies and related experiences. Combine that with a few personal side using another set of technologies, and the array of technologies you are experienced with can grow pretty rapidly.