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The .NET framework has changed a great deal between versions 1 and 6, so I don't agree that it's sufficient just to say that I am experienced with .NET and leav
by danparsonson 4y ago
The .NET framework has changed a great deal between versions 1 and 6, so I don't agree that it's sufficient just to say that I am experienced with .NET and leave it at that, nor is it equivalent to listing library versions. Besides I'm a contractor; potential customers are usually looking for someone who can hit the ground running, not spend a month skilling up.
- nightski 4y agoIf a recruiter denies you because you have .NET 6 on your resume instead of .NET 7 then that probably isn't a very lucrative job in the first place. You don't need a month of skill up to go from 6 to 7, maybe like 10 minutes. Personally I'd just say .NET in general and leave the specifics to the interview.