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Pieter
Hi,
I know this is kind of Off Topic, but I think this is the best place to ask
this (if not, please tell me where
).
The question is: What's the cost of having an existing (access) developer
learn VB.NET, compared to recruit a VB.NET developer with 1 or 2 years
experience.
I know it's not an easy question, and it's difficult to compare when bearing
in mind the quality of the code etc, the complexity of the applications etc.
But let's just consider it goes about a lot of small, simple projetcs.
Let's ask it like this: If an experienced VB.NET developer (2 years
experience) needs 4 years to finish 20 small projetcs. how much time would a
newby need to finish these same projects, the time of learning VB.NET
included?
Even if you don't have a clue, I would be delighted to have as many answers
as possible. In case you could me some (official) info of studies or
experiences about this, it would be great!
Thanks a lot in advance,
Pieter
I know this is kind of Off Topic, but I think this is the best place to ask
this (if not, please tell me where
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The question is: What's the cost of having an existing (access) developer
learn VB.NET, compared to recruit a VB.NET developer with 1 or 2 years
experience.
I know it's not an easy question, and it's difficult to compare when bearing
in mind the quality of the code etc, the complexity of the applications etc.
But let's just consider it goes about a lot of small, simple projetcs.
Let's ask it like this: If an experienced VB.NET developer (2 years
experience) needs 4 years to finish 20 small projetcs. how much time would a
newby need to finish these same projects, the time of learning VB.NET
included?
Even if you don't have a clue, I would be delighted to have as many answers
as possible. In case you could me some (official) info of studies or
experiences about this, it would be great!
Thanks a lot in advance,
Pieter