>>Seriously, I was hoping to hear from UT members if what I'm doing is a good thing or not, but no response so far either way.
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>It is never bad to have many skills to offer. It is bad to offer too many skills. When persenting one self, offer them what they need that you have, not all what you have. Once you have the position, then, and only then, show them the extra skills. I, too, am a man of many hats.

You are wise Greg.

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>Always remember: if you do a little more ever day, soon they will expect a little more every day.
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>After several years of being a SDET I am truly glad to be back in the development role.

I've been with my current employer for almost 5 years so I've accumualted a lot of business knowledge to earn my pay. But now if I were to look for another opportunity, I would have to look for some thing a considerably less, unless I want to do VFP again... and I don't know if that's such a good idea.