Originally posted by Marcus Ronaldi:
One of the best ways to create a summary is to break down the requirements and clearly map how your experience matches it. This makes it very clear that you are the right choice for the position. If you need an example of this feel free to e-mail me.
Originally posted by Jiang Xiaofeng:
You're requiring a bachelor's degree in Computer Science to develop Javascript? That's hilarious.
[ July 28, 2005: Message edited by: Jiang Xiaofeng ]
Originally posted by Balaji Loganathan:
Why not ??
If you think JavaScript is just for webforms validation, then you are wrong.
JavaScript is becoming a very powerfull client side tool now.
Most of the firefox extensions were based on Javascript...
XMLHttpRequest (AJAX)
DHTML + Javascript
Widgets
...
Any software programming can be learned without a degree or diploma, however i still see the requirement for a bachelor degree at some point.
The fact is that if you have an employee with a Bachelor's degree in CS, you're under-utilizing them if they're just programming Javascript. Furthermore, a candidate with a real Bachelor's of Science degree has much more attractive job options than Javascript programming.
Originally posted by William Brogden:
In my experience, any degree in CS does NOT guarantee that a person can design and implement a fast, effective, easily maintained, etc. program in any language. CS degrees are vastly overrated.
Bill
Originally posted by Rick O'Shay:
[QB] Moreover, any good Java programmer can master JavaScript in a week.[QB]
Originally posted by Jiang Xiaofeng:
You're requiring a bachelor's degree in Computer Science to develop Javascript? That's hilarious.
[ July 28, 2005: Message edited by: Jiang Xiaofeng ]
Originally posted by Eric Pascarello:
If we want to talk about JavaScript, move your discussion over to the HTML and JavaScript forum and start a new topic. This forum and thread is to talk about a job, not to discuss the in and outs of ECMAScript.
Eric
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