@Mike: Did you read his blog post? He said he quit his job because he felt he
wasn't getting on-the-job opportunities to expand his CF skills and he wanted
to get a job where he could learn from experienced CF developers. He's not
under the delusion that he knows all there is to know about
Henry...
It might be a non-technical question, but it IS a career one, and I think
that's well worth the consideration of everyone on this list.
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From: henry ho [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2008 4:11 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: A year as a ColdFusion
Umm.. Get more years of CF under your light belt? :) 1 year experience
won't really help much when it comes to your career.
henry ho wrote:
Hi all,
I'm lost in my career path and I need your advice. What should I do after a
year of CF under my light belt?
Might not be the suggestion that you like, but I always find myself pretty
much a pointed person. Why would you quit your job? I like to think that
with the proper persuasion, you can get companies like the one you were
working for to come around to your way of thinking and get them to try and
It might be a non-technical question, but it IS a career one, and I think
that's well worth the consideration of everyone on this list.
There is however also a cf-jobs-talk list on houseoffusion that's
probably more appropriate for this kind of question... I don't
personally mind this being
Do you honestly think that with a year developing coldfusion under
your belt, that you know all there is to know that's worth knowing?
If so, then it's time to find a new career or a new branch of this one.
However I suspect that in truth you've barely scratched the surface.
If you're only doing
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