Phil Cook wrote:

> Pffh as I said they're looking for creative numerates and that ain't a 
> big pool to pick from.

Perhaps.

> If your only failing is that you don't have C# 
> experience, but show an apptitude for picking up programming languages 
> they should bite.

It seems there are two kinds of companies. There are companies who want 
to hire somebody who is qualified to do this *right now*. And there are 
companies who want to hire people who have a proven ability to learn 
stuff, so they can *teach* you to do whatever it is.

Obviously, the second group represents my best bet. (I have a 
practically *certified* ability to learn stuff! Dijkstra's shunting 
algorithm, anyone?)

> Hell show them some Haskell stuff and they might hire 
> you just to teach everyone else how to use it.

LOL! Or run away screaming. ;-)

> Just remeber if you get the job I want my finder's fee ;-)

Not... *25* respect points? 0_0

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