IT Employment
by ghstinshll
by thechas
Your decision of what programming languages to study should be based on your career goals, not necessarily what is the latest language.
Many companies will still be using VB6 (and older versions) for years to come.
Remember the years leading up to Y2K?
Because of all the old code that companies were still running, programmers skilled in Cobal and RPG were in very high demand.
My point is, you should research potential employeers. If they do not plan to switch to VB.Net soon, being skilled in VB 6 may be of benefit to you.
Keep in mind, that many supervisors will limit you to using the languages that they are comfortable with.
Chas
by alhadhrami
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