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> what value is there in attending an XML hands-on
> training session?
Because your next job may require it, or possibly GETTING your next job may
require having it.
Never hurts getting training and in this day and age, "XML" is the
equivalent of a "shiny object" to employers.
I could go into the whole "Rob Domaschuk Theory of Development Lifecycle",
but to recap step 1 of the theory (A.M.S.) - executives read about the
importance of XML in an airplane magazine and next thing you know, Bob's yer
uncle and everyone has to have XML.
Rob Domaschuk | 312.853.8337 (o)
Technical Writer | 866.741.2677 (f)
Datalogics, inc. | www.datalogics.com
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