>From what I see the best route is 75% experience 25% theory.

Without theory you may not know what you're doing, but at the same
time I've seen way to many people leave college and not  be ready for
the job market.

College class material may not prepare you for your field, it teaches
you how to get around red tape, listen to directions, follow through
with tasks, time management, and learn how to learn. You may or may
not actually use what you learn in the classroom, but the experience
has taught you how to learn new things and delegate your time
accordingly and adapt. That is priceless.

-Josh

On 5/27/07, G=F6khan SEVER <gstr2005@gmail.com> wrote:
> A- *Experience: 100% of the job
> *B-* **75%
> *C-* **50%
> *D-* **25%
> *E-* **Theory dominates
>
>
> *I have just discovered the archive page of Embedded.com's surveys:*
> http://www.embedded.com/pollArchive/
>
> *There are hundreds of them, they can be good discussion titles for
> PIClisters..
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