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  • RE: Open Source Pay

    Steve Jones - Editor (1/16/2009)


    AndyD (1/16/2009)


    HR Departments are certainly able to make these decisions.... they just judge you on the clothes you are wearing 😛

    :D, LOL, maybe that's why...

  • RE: Open Source Pay

    Rob Ericsson (1/16/2009)


    It's a pretty well known psychological principle that well being is judged vis a vis other people. Most people would be happier making $50K when everyone else makes...

  • RE: Open Source Pay

    I believe having all salaries openly known to all would just lead to jealousy unless the pay rates were rigorously maintained at equilibrium for similar work performed. This would...

  • RE: The Hassles of Travel

    The worst part about travel overseas, for me, is returning. Every time I have been to the UK/Europe my flight has returned through New York, then I needed to...

  • RE: The Hassles of Travel

    Mike Byrd (1/15/2009)


    While I agree that the actual travel is a pain, I think just going to a new location and immersing yourself in a different environment is what life...

  • RE: The Hassles of Travel

    majorbloodnock (1/15/2009)


    I must admit I manage to keep my travel down to a level where I don't mind it too much. I can't say I enjoy it, given the family...

  • RE: The Hassles of Travel

    Does anyone else remember that years ago the travel industry used to advertise: "Getting there is half the fun"?

    I remember my first few trips fondly, but the most recent ones...

  • RE: Image is Everything

    Steve Jones - Editor (1/10/2009)


    jpowers (1/9/2009)

    Anyone who thinks writing in assembler is essentially more difficult than writing in any other language is not a very experienced application developer.

    Not sure I...

  • RE: Image is Everything

    GSquared (1/12/2009)


    gcopeland (1/9/2009)


    I agree that your synopsis puts the subject in clear view for everyone. And if everyone agrees with you that technical design is the most important, then...

  • RE: Image is Everything

    gcopeland (1/9/2009)


    GSquared (1/9/2009)


    Couple of fallacies:

    The way that Gates and Ballmer dress is considered socially appropriate for executives. It says nothing whatsoever about technical skill. You're concatenating two thoughts...

  • RE: Image is Everything

    gcopeland (1/9/2009)


    2. Absent any other guidance, all technical professionals should shoot for a wardrobe appearance as close to this as they can possibly get: http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/tech/images/080625gates_retiring.jpg. Once again, this...

  • RE: Image is Everything

    Alex Pinder (1/9/2009)


    I have been unfortunate enough to be beaten with the dress code stick

    Our company has no dress code and staff usually dress casual in all our offices, with...

  • RE: Image is Everything

    mhaskins (1/9/2009)


    Scott.Young (1/9/2009)


    ...Unfortunately image does matter to the upper management of Corporate America.

    Yes, yes. I have been waiting for those ol' boys to retire. Not just to change the dress...

  • RE: Image is Everything

    Grant Fritchey (1/9/2009)


    blandry (1/9/2009)


    To me, nothing is any worse than a guy wearing a suit and tie who looks like he has been forced to wear a suit and tie...

  • RE: Image is Everything

    jsanborn (1/9/2009)


    In general, as a woman in IT, I've always noticed that when not doing presentations on a client site, people tend to assume you're the admin assistant if...

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