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Re: Trained Perl professional or self-taught hack?

by fraktalisman (Hermit)
on Apr 06, 2005 at 21:51 UTC ( [id://445456]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Trained Perl professional or self-taught hack?

Another aspect to whether someone is a professional is just how much of their working time do / can they spend programming? In many small (I mean very small) companies and for freelancers, it's often not possible, you have to learn a variety of other things from web design to accounting, fix your customers' PC or explain to them how to attach a file to a mail ...

Being self taught, I could be much better in Perl by now, if I had had the time to concentrate more on it. On the other hand, that would have been less interesting in a way. So I have to learn quite slowly, but that's OK.

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