Resumes

[quikchange]

The most valuable resources of any successful hi-tech company are its engineers for without them there would be nothing to sell and it is they that chiefly set the company apart from others with which it competes. But good engineers are always in short supply and high demand, predictably leading to a glut of mediocre engineers looking to fill that

Comments

C

[tangbu]

I think you're being a bit rough on the guy that talked about the 'C' programming language. We all know what is meant when you say just C, but it's awkward, doesn't really read well, and is likely poor grammar. I wouldn't blink if you said you knew C, but an English teacher might get out the red pen.

Re: C

[quikchange]

You are correct that it would be clearer to say "the C programming language" in a sentence but on a resume for a computer programmer it's better to just list it as C in a list of programming languages.