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Cut him a break, English is clearly not his first language.
by 67726e 13y ago
Cut him a break, English is clearly not his first language.
- tzs 13y agoI don't see what that has to do with not using spell check. Wyclif is not criticizing the author for not knowing English spelling--he's criticizing him for not using spell check.
- 67726e 13y agoThere is more than just a few typo. There are myriad grammatical errors. I don't know how well grammar checkers have improved in the past 5-10 years, but I don't recall MS Office being all too good at catching grammatical errors or being able to recommend correct solutions.
- ojbyrne 13y agoI'd be inclined to cut him a break, except that he doesn't seem to cut a break for developers parachuted into his milieu. The situation seems quite analogous.
- karlkatzke 13y agoI disagree. He cuts them a break: he gives them the opportunity to interview. It's up to them to make something of it by proving they have practical experience.
- grey-area 13y agoSlacks are cut, breaks are given.