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To: Quila
"It may have been only semantics (technically, his pronunciation is in the dictionary), but it showed a basic lack of working knowledge on his part of today's networking." - Quila

No, his mispronunciation did not demonstrate a lack of knowledge, per se. I once hired a Russian programmer who, like Gore, mispronounced various technical terms. Had I drawn the illogical conclusion that you drew above, he wouldn't have even been hired, yet he was sharper than many, many technical people in my company.

413 posted on 03/15/2002 11:23:11 AM PST by Southack
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To: Southack
. I once hired a Russian programmer who, like Gore, mispronounced various technical terms.

He was Russian, Gore's American, and claiming to know what the Internet is and what runs it. Imagine hiring for a network engineer (American!) and he keeps referring to a "TCP/PI Stick."

438 posted on 03/17/2002 5:16:35 AM PST by Quila
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