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On 5/4/05, Fred A. Miller <fmiller at lightlink.com> wrote: > =============================================================== > CTO CONNECTION: CHAD DICKERSON http://www.infoworld.com > ================================================================= > Wednesday, May 4, 2005 > > THE IT TALENT "CRISIS" > > By Chad Dickerson > <SNIP> > > I would encourage anyone to pursue a computer-science education. But the > lack of a computer-science degree won't doom you to irrelevance, nor > does it mean a better-educated candidate from Palo Alto, Calif., or > Bangalore, India, will edge you out of the job market. Just ask Bill > Gates, who is still a few credits shy of graduation. > > Chad Dickerson is CTO of InfoWorld. > > -- I'm self-taught where computers are concerned. My M.Th. has not proved to be a valuable instrument. Computers just seem to be fun for me. They remind of the Scriptures - a novice can grasp basic concepts, and the experts can be confounded by their depths. But, too, they are easier to master (for me) than many other things. My investment in computers and books has been minimal, but my knowledge has grown phenomenally. Don -- DC Parris GNU Evangelist http://matheteuo.org/ gnumathetes at gmail.com Free software is like God's love - you can share it with anyone anywhere anytime!
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