RE: Web Interfacing Advantages?

>That "(the company gives me no "play time" or training on their time.)"

>really irks me.  You have no idea just how much that irks me. 

Ron,

I understand you point of view, really. But let me take the other side.
If my employees aren't willing to invest $50 for a book at barnes and
noble and a few hours of time on their home PC to learn something that
will help their career, why should I make that investment? The beauty of
learning .NET or Java is that you can do it at home on your PC, you
don't need access to an AS/400.

My deal with my employees it this, "you learn a new technology, at least
as far as the web and Amazon will take you on your own time and
expense." If you _then_ need more detailed training I'm willing to
invest, but a the old Apex Tech commercials said, "you have to take the
first step."

-Walden

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Tech Software
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