The 9 most endangered species in the IT workforce

[Jani Giannoudis]

The 9 most endangered species in the IT workforce[^] Page 4: Codus cobolus

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[Lost User]

The only thing that made me grin was to see a lot of headlines on the blog with numbers in the title; he must have read the article that said that posts with a number in the headline (top n) are read more often than posts without a number :-D

Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

[Mark H2]

Well, that's it then. We're all f**ked. On the other hand we had a No. 5 at a company I worked for a few years ago. In the three years I was there as far as I saw he never did ANY work relating to actual customers. :|

If your neighbours don't listen to The Ramones, turn it up real loud so they can.

[Nueman]

"If you aspire to plan to write code for a living, you'd better be prepared to do it at the level of software engineer," he says. "That means doing it for a large organization on a very large scale, with an engineer's attention to process and quality control, as well as the people skills to function in such an environment." :omg: What?!? I need people skills now too?

What me worry?

[Gary Wheeler]

Why is every article on InfoWorld sound like it was written by a bitchy fashion designer, trying to be cute?

Software Zen: delete this;

[RedDk]

... now, if I could only get the shapefiles for their location, we'd be in business!