I think that would be a wonderful idea, personally. As someone else has already said - Most employers want to see some code. If you have posted code samples here or just answer alot of questions, an employer will see real quick that you know what you're talking about.
Of course, I cant claim either of those two things yet, but, for people that can it seems like it would be something that an employer could appreciate.

Regards,
spectre

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In reply to RE: Perlmonks and Resume's? by spectre
in thread Perlmonks and Resume's? by cleen

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