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Posted by wehat on 05/21/06 21:20
In article <1148169929.680586.213140@38g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
lkrubner@geocities.com says...
>
> TristaSD wrote:
> > How proficient does one have to be with php+MySQL to actually get a php
> > development job? Are we talking total and complete mastery of
> > everything php has to offer, or merely an ability to whip up a
> > satisfactory web-application? Is there strictly php-related jobs out
> > there?
>
> Actually, contrary to what I just wrote, its possible that all the PHP
> work is going overseas. That's the opinion of Shelley Powers. Few
> people in the world know as much about WordPress as she does (or RDF,
> or Javascript, etc). In this blog post she insisted that in her part of
> the country (Mississouri) there was no PHP work at all:
>
> http://weblog.burningbird.net/2006/04/30/dabble/
>
> In the comments I asked her if she meant "none" in an absolute sense,
> or simply "none that pays enough that I'd be interested". She insisted
> that she meant none at all, in an absolute sense. She feels that all
> the PHP work has been outsourced to other countries.
>
>
Why do you even think there is such a thing as a "PHP job" ?
Its like saying to a car mechanic, "How proficient do you have to be with
a socket wrench to be a car mechanic?"
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