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Re: Are Perl programmers just easier to deal with?

by bluto (Curate)
on Mar 10, 2005 at 11:29 UTC ( [id://438318]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??

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in reply to Are Perl programmers just easier to deal with?

Have you found Perl programmers to be more cooperative? Every language's following seems to have it's own distict personality, and Perl's seems to be that of a more helpful nature.

I take it you've never read comp.lang.perl.misc? :-)

While a language/background probably makes a difference, I think it depends more on how well a group of people manages bad behavior within the group. Perlmonks has its own way of doing this which seems to work with some success. Where I work I've seen people with thick skins that downplay whining do a lot to keep morale up, and affect others in the group to do the same. Of course one or two people, or bad management, can make a big difference in the other direction too. Then there are tech support folks that will behave well even two feet from the abyss (i.e. M$).

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