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From: Robert Dewar <robert_dewar@my-deja.com>
Subject: Re: Forget about ada and start learning something like java ,visual
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Date: 2000/02/07
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In article <389dd963@netmonnt.wans.net>,
  "wsheehannews" <wsheehan@wans.net> wrote:

> From someone out of work since Halloween who
> developed in ADA.  You are right!!!

Hmmm! somone who actually programmed in Ada, and never
learned the name of the language :-)

It may seem harsh to say so, but good Ada programmers
are in short supply, and can easily find jobs! In general
it is skill and competence that determine whether you
get and keep a good job, not the list of languages on
your resume.



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