Amir Karger writes:
> On Tue, Nov 24, 1998 at 10:30:57PM -0500, John Weiss wrote:
> > I can't recommend enough learning C++, Amir. IIRC, you're getting
> > your dissertation in physics, yes? Having C++ will be a valuable
> > skill when you're looking for a job ... as a programmer. [What, you
> > thought you'd be getting a physics research job? BWAHAHAHAHAHA!]
> >
>
> Chemical physics. Aka computer simulation of chemical
> reactions. Close enough. I've got an optimistic streak that's
> telling me I"ll be able to find a job in chemical simulation, cuz
> there are jobs in pharmeceuticals & other chemistry companies. I
> think I can stay optimistic for at least a couple more months.
Yes, your job prospects are far, far better than those of other
numerical modelling types [I speak from experience]. It really boils
down, though, to how hoary the industry is, i.e. whether or not you
can cope with a job in the realm of pharmaceuticals.
--
John Weiss
