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

[hshubs@mindspring.com (Howard S Shubs)]

In article <37b1ae5f$1@195.34.192.13>, "Ruff Records"
<ruffrecords@geocities.com> wrote:

>I disagree.  I want to know that technically minded people have some non
>technical interests.

I've had that count against me at times.  At one point, I interviewed at a
company in West Warwick(?) RI.  I told them that I looked forward to
working there because after work I'd see about earning a Masters at
Brown.  Their reaction was effectively, "after work?  What's that?"  Since
then, I don't understand how people can work there, but since the company
is clearly successful, maybe all their employees are interested in is
money?
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