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Eh, not really. Most computer-typing professionals (programmers etc) learned touch typing by natural practice. People who don't type much and never practice don
by judk 12y ago
Eh, not really. Most computer-typing professionals (programmers etc) learned touch typing by natural practice. People who don't type much and never practice don't get fast. School definitely not required even for intense practice.
- JoeAltmaier 12y agoA person can go a lifetime as a typing cripple. It takes work to get out of bad habits and into good ones. And its a delay-gratification process - you're screwed up for a week or so as you deconstruct your typing reflexes. OR, they can take a class or buy a learn-to-type book, bite the bullet and study/practice.
- xexers 12y agoI work in the software development field and I'd say only 50% of the QA & Dev people use touch typing... and I've worked in 4 different companies.