Re: employment with ada

["Marin David Condic" <mcondic.auntie.spam@acm.org>]

anisimkov <anisimkov@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> So, It is easier for USA citizen to find Ada job in a some company.

Only in so far as one is talking about government related work - and that
isn't necessarily all done in Ada anyway. It certainly is one of the places
with a higher density of Ada projects, but it is also not the only one. Ada
is used in commercial applications, but you kind of have to look around for
it. People don't generally advertise that they do their software in a
specific language. Except, of course, when trying to hire programmers with
appropriate experience.


> Others have to invent Ada job on they own, it is harder, but possible. If
the company do not have a
> strong programming policy (about language to use), the some inventive
programmer could move
> the software development to the Ada way. I'm going this way for about 3
years.

Good for you. That's exactly how Ada is going to find a commercial base. If
people develop things in Ada when the company doesn't care what they use, or
if it sneaks in the back door or if it is done as a speculative venture,
you'll see more growth in Ada jobs. Make useful software in Ada and it will
create its own market.

MDC
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