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Who is a programmer around here?

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victor said:
That's nothing. Last week I was shocked when I saw this ad at the craigslist: "Our client is looking for an APL developer" :shok: That was spooky. For those who doesn't know what is APL -> wiki.
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Awesome :haha:

In the 'old' but high paying job department... one of the guy in my company got called by a bank not that long ago and got offered a job as a Fortran programmer. I was laughing my butt off but it proves that there's still a demand for guys on big mainframe :ph34r:

_dangtx_ said:
50 an hour? wow, theres gotta be an old fart whos got time!
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That's the norm for jobs demanding knowledge of older language and real OS !(MS)... and that's why I'm telling everyone I know that want to work as a programmer in a company to learn those languages because you can't have a better starting salary than with those ones.

Heck my friend was offered 140k$ a year for the Fortran job and he is 20. :shok: (he declined, but that's another story)
Compare this to the 30-40k$ entry salary for jobs in .NET or whatever other languages and you understand right away why older languages might be a good choice hehe.
 
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Working on my software engineering degree :whistle:

Done some C, C++, python, java, ARM assembly, actionscript, and an iddy bit of VHDL

currently on a coop working for a big bank working on performance with with vugen and load runner
 
I'm in third-year electrical right now, and we've been getting some exposure to a variety of PLC and PIC programming. Actually rather fun - I think I may even prefer it to "software" programming. I had expected to go the electrician/hydro route after this year, but I may be having second thoughts at this time.
 
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