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There's a level of Hell reserved for:

...people who don't actually know anything about the environment they're working on.
...people that seem unable to delete all those random files that just filled up the disk whilst I was testing.
...people who write 100 page documents when 5 would have been clearer.
...people that don't even consider consulting perldoc or manpages first.
...programmers that don't know how to program.
...programmers who don't know how to comment.
...managers that don't understand that a handful of CPAN modules will save me several weeks work, if only I could get them to consider approving their use.
...people (particularly managers) who don't understand just how annoying the mobile phone that's ringing whilst I've been trying to think really is.
...job agencies that never get back to you.
...job agencies that get back to you 6 months after you find a job elsewhere.
...Microsoft :-)

If the information in this post is inaccurate, or just plain wrong, don't just downvote - please post explaining what's wrong.
That way everyone learns.

In reply to Re: There's a level in Hell reserved for ________ by BazB
in thread There's a level in Hell reserved for ________ by dws

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