I've had my job since July 2000, and its been a very steep learning curve for me, but I have enjoyed every second of it, trying to learn SQL, PHP, Perl, and a smattering of C and Java to top it all off. My thanks goes out to vroom for putting together a great site, and to all the Perlmonks for their help and suggestions.

TStanley
In the end, there can be only one!

UPDATE:And as of 30 May, I joined the ranks of the unemployed. Talk about nasty surprises. Fortunately as I write this, I have one definite job interview lined up, plus a lead on a second interview (Thanks chipmunk!)
UPDATE 2:And as of June 8, I am now gainfully employed as a Unix System Administrator. Talk about a change in jobs.

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