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On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Michael wrote:
>> Right, but they do want someone with expertise. If you have published
>> something, that is evidence that you are an expert on something. It
>> also ads to the overall "halo effect" from the impressiveness of your CV.
>
> True, that is part of the theory behind having my website with articles
> and code on it too. I've had several employers tell me that looking at
> my experience there really made a difference.
Not everyone can tell that you have expert knowledge by looking at your
code. Most people who might pay you to work for them won't understand
your code. Please, just accept that it is good to publish things in
magazines, books and journals!! ;-) It isn't just good for academic
careers. It is good for a career in any profession. Am I wrong?
Mike
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