By willcode4beer
via willcode4beer.com
Published: Nov 21 2008 / 03:25
An argument offering the good side of "resume driven development"
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Comments
Dave Newton replied ago:
precept is correct:
rdd breeds the future
article is weak
Topnotch replied ago:
It's good to experiment and learn new things, but only experimenting to pad their resume? It just seems distracting at best. I always try to come up with a useful business reason for any technology I decide to study and learn. Future employers might not be too happy if you spent alot of time studying tools to further only your own career prospects and not the overall business that employs you.
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