RE: TWs and Aptitude for OO Programming

["Susan W. Gallagher" <sgallagher5 -at- cox -dot- net>]

You could take a programming class and see how you do. If you like it, you
might want to try API tech writing -- the best of both worlds!  ;-)
-Sue Gallagher

>From Tara Charter:
> My company recently allowed volunteers to test aptitude for
> Object Oriented Programming. I scored in the highest tier, while most did
> not. Is this a common thread among TWs? I am now wondering if I
> should make a leap over to OO Programmer. Any suggestions? Anyone else
> who has taken the test?

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