Reply to thread

Message: [QUOTE="n2xssvv g02gfr12930, post: 2555838"] Having years of C++ experience I don't see anything particularly difficult here. That is from the C++ programming point of view, unfortunately C++ skills alone are no longer sufficient for gainful employment in software development. If that's what you're intending you'll need at least a 2-1+ in Computer Science, or maybe less if gained from Oxbridge or other highly rated University, and preferably be under 30. I'm over 40 with a 2-2 from a lesser rated University, lots of C/C++ STL experience, but not using any associated technology like COM/MFC/embedded/Linux/UNIX, and have been unemployed for the last 3 years. It would appear I'm well past my sell by date and will no doubt have to find employment other than IT. Perhaps not the class you were expecting, but you have been warned! JB [/QUOTE]