Re: A few questions

i think you are doing a market survey for ProStaff ( http:/www.prostaff.com/ )

good luck.

In article <6oj0kn$k9o$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com>, aysegul_gulunay_at_prostaffhouston.com wrote:
>Hi there. I am interested in possibly getting into programming/development
>and I am presently in the midst of doing my "homework" in finding out what
>this field is really all about and how the people who are actually doing it
>right now feel about their work. If you have a moment, I would greatly
>appreciate if you could answer some of the questions I have. Any input you
>have will help me out tremendously in making a wise, well-informed decision
>about my possible future endeavor. Thanks for taking the time to help.
>
>Aysegul
>
>
>· What kind of programming/development do you do? · Which is the best
>language to use - the most enjoyable? · Which programming language is in most
>demand now? Which do you believe will be in most demand 2 years from now? ·
>Are Web Developers as in demand as Software Engineers? · Which is a better
>field to get into programming or web development? · Is programming/developing
>enjoyable? · What are the benefits? · What are the drawbacks? · What do you
>do in a given day? · Do you use analytical thinking? - Do you get to figure
>things out? · Do you have much human contact in a given day or are you mainly
>in solitary? · Where do you envision yourself 2 years from now, 5 years from
>now and 10 years from now?
>
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Received on Wed Jul 15 1998 - 15:29:25 CDT