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But the real question is, do you play like Wally? Or do you play like Dilbert?
Scott
At 1:10 PM -0700 8/20/08, Gene Kim-Eng wrote:
><SNIP>
>Some pinheaded manager or HR drone who has
>read the DOL data is roadblocking attempts to bring
>writer pay grades into parity with engineer/programmer/
>whatever grades because writers aren't "developers."
>
>I don't think much of the first two reasons. I don't
>like the third, either, but sometimes if you want to
>make something happen you just have to put on
>your Dilbert tie and play the silly game.
>
>Gene Kim-Eng
><SNIP>
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