Crosstrain as a contractor?

[milanbenes]

afternoon Franko,

I have a fine memory and remember the technology you had exposure to in 2002, it was your opportunity to get into it,

you passed it by.

Milan.

[Francko]

afternoon Franko,

I have a fine memory and remember the technology you had exposure to in 2002, it was your opportunity to get into it,

you passed it by.

Milan.

No, didn't do .NET yet.

[AtW]

No, didn't do .NET yet.

I have already gotten 5 years of .NET 4.0 experience.

threaded.

[milanbenes]

Franko,

having said that, no point dwelling on the past

look to the future man !


Milan.

[cojak]

a combination of b) and c)

I tend to train myself up for the next contract before the existing one finishes, that way you have the training & the experience. I view training as an investment, looking at courses with ROI opportunities. So I tend to go for the ones that start with 'ISEB...'.

[xoggoth]

Is it just me? When somebody says "crosstrain as a..." my mind automatically adds "hairdresser"

[DimPrawn]

When you are king of .NET, BizTalk and SQL Server, WHO needs to learn anything else in order to coin it in?