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Originally Posted by plsureking
regarding the OPs specific question, the only reason to "learn" to program is if you want to eventually get a job programming. and you have a long, long way to go just to be competitive.
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And after he becomes competitive, a new programming skill will become "the rave"
and he will be out of a job because employers no longer believe in re-training time.
Employers just "clean house" of programmers and hire a new batch.
Anyone planning a "career" in programming should expect to get laid off multiple times
because of some new shit that does nothing more than the old shit but that's what the
company wants and you are not even given two weeks to learn it.
The company rather spend six weeks finding someone "with experience".
