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From: nospam@somewhere.ia.us (Robert S. White)
Subject: Re: hello
Date: 1997/11/05
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Date: 1997-11-05T00:00:00+00:00
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In article <19971105054800.AAA23843@ladder01.news.aol.com>, jlsblaze22@aol.com 
says...

>anyway i was wondering how much an ada skilled programmer makes starting out?

  The going rate for any good (grades, co-op experience, interview, etc.) 
software _engineer_ canidate.  That is if you took enough math, physics,
software life cycle, team programming, etc. courses to be considered a
"software engineer" trainee.  

  Note, right now it is very hard to get enough bright new software
engineers to fill the current industry demand.
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