Re: Subject Matter Expertise-YES!

[kcronin -at- daleen -dot- com]

Mike wrote:

> Quick attempt at sanity: can you point to anyone on this list who is a 
> proponent of that extreme school? Or even approaches that level? I don't
> think any discussion is helped by setting up straw men (persons of 
> grain?).

I prefer those cute Frosted Mini-Wheats guys to straw men. 

And to find such extreme views, just scroll through the last couple days
of posts. One poster in particular (whom I happen to admire) consistently
seems quite determined that you should acquire highly specific expertise
first, then look for a gig, a view with which I disagree. But I am
genuinely curious as to what he does when he gets thrown a curve ball -
hence my post.


Keith Cronin
who thought he was being pretty darn technical when he wrote a help file
in Pig Latin

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