Re: not enough real programmers? (was Re: Byte Magazine: 18 Vintage issues, 1985-1986)

[prs@gol.com (Peter Stephenson)]

On 13 Aug 1999 13:36:59 GMT, cbh@REMOVE_THIS.teabag.demon.co.uk (Chris
Hedley) wrote:

>In article <37b1ae5f$1@195.34.192.13>,
>	"Ruff Records" <ruffrecords@geocities.com> writes:
>> Wel it certainly is not here in the UK - in fact with the proliferation of
>> secondary qualifications it is becoming even more important.
>
>I've never heard of anyone having more than a cursory examination of their
>paper qualifications in recent years.  Of course this is just in my peer
>group, I'm not certain of the case for school leavers and graduates, although
>there seems to be a greater emphasis for experience rather than exam results
>from what I can tell, at least moreso than, say, ten years ago.

I've only once faked a degree certificate (for a friend). They
accepted a fax, so no problem.