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Absotively, yes, on all counts with the addition that
the software can and does change after it ships (it's
called "being responsive to your customers").
I mean, how many bugs did MS ship with Windows? How'd
you like to be the QA guy who signed off on that
thing?
Cheers,
Sean
--- MList -at- chrysalis-its -dot- com wrote:
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> I see a lot of people nodding in recognition of
> their
> job/situation descriptions. :-)
>
> Coping with that, and even enjoying the challenge is
> about
> the best form of "job security", don'tcha think?
>
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