RE: RPG Training

[David FOXWELL <David.FOXWELL@xxxxxxxxx>]

I just wondered, as you needed 1.5 years to hire someone without any experience, does this mean you have a tight budget, are experienced RPG programmers hard to find, or are they very expensive to hire? Apparently, in France at the moment, they are hard to find, but that's maybe because there is less work on offer.


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> Objet : RPG Training
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> Hi,
>         We will be having a new person starting in a couple 
> of weeks. He has some programming experience, but no RPG.  I 
> looked in the archives for any comments on beginning 
> training, but they were mostly from 2006 or earlier.  Does 
> anyone have any comments, good or bad, on available training 
> products? We are kind of looking at Manta or e-learning. It 
> doesn't have to be free, but we don't want to spend more than 
> we have to. 
> It has taken 1 1/2 years to get approval to get a person, so 
> want to get him up and running effectively. Thanks!
>
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> Terri Harteau
> Felker Brothers Corporation
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