GeekSpeak Cheat Sheet

[Vikram Singh]

Bangalore actually... So happens  that my inlaws stay there and I get to visit that city once in a while.
 
Any of you planning to come to India, we can chat up in Mumbai.
 
Regards
 
Vikram

Richard Gaskin <ambassador at fourthworld.com> wrote:
Judy Perry wrote:
> And, FWIW, whenever I do hear back later from a student in the workplace,
> those students have gone out of their way to tell me how this type of
> instruction most definitely did make a difference in helping them get a
> job. Clearly, not the majority, but it's nice to know that some people
> still consider the merits of UI design training :-D

And as far as jobs in the US goes, it may be far more relevant to teach 
design and project management skills than straight programming, 
certainly more so than teach commodity languages like VB or Java.

If universities choose to devolve into mere trade schools, perhaps the 
best assistance they could offer programming students is a one-way 
ticket to Bangladore. ;)

But if they teach managerial and design skills, those non-commodity jobs 
are the most likely to remain available in the US throughout the 21st 
century.

--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World Media Corporation

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