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> Now you know I'm no big fan of Java, but why oh why would any > company *not* want their staff to keep current on the latest > technologies? Java or otherwise, technologies that might actually > *benefit* the company. Unfortunately, a lot of companies think that if their tech folks learn new stuff, it will be just one more thing to put on their resume' for the next job. If you look back at the job hopping that has gone on in the last xx years, I think that you'll agree to some extent that we've done this to ourselves. Accountants and engineers don't switch nearly as often as IT folks.
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