[columbus.pm] [Fwd: Perl User Group Job Board]

[Wilcox, Randy L.]

To take a simplistic view of this...Is it safe to say that if I am
strong Perl programmer who has created objects on my own, that I can put
OOPerl on my resume and that should satisfy the hiring manager without
misrepresenting myself?

 
 
 
Randy Wilcox
Market Operations Manager
Kforce Professional Staffing
614-776-3203  (direct line)
614-899-0504  (fax)
 
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Subject: Re: [columbus.pm] [Fwd: Perl User Group Job Board]

> When you see somebody looking of OOperl, they want to be sure you've
created
> objects of
> you own.  It appears that soemwhere along the line, headhunters and
hiring
> managers invented
> the term OOperl, and it isn't good enough to just just know perl
anymore, you
> have to know OOperl.
> So learn those oo concepts, and read those design patterns.  2 4 6 8
everyone
> instantiate. 
> 
> Len.

If there is an interest, I can go over Perl Objects and Mod_Perl in the
next 
meeting. 
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