>>>>>>Be well, you PITA ;-)
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>>>>>I know it's irrelevant but we call a kind of pastry as pita. It's delicious... I would like to eat pita now and you'l never left UT and UT's chatter section until banned.
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>>>>>I think so you don't have so much jobs nowadays. When I don't have so much jobs I lookup UT because of boredom. When I have so much jobs I forget UT.
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>>>>Pita bread is common in the U.S. in Greek restaurants, most commonly in gyros. Gryos give you dragon breath so don't eat one before an afternoon meeting, but it's delicious.
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>>>>Nan, an Indian bread, is a close relative.
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>>>>I am working hard to find a job. Yesterday I did something a little wacky. I talked to my manager at a recent consulting gig and said I will do .NET work for you for a dollar a day. Doors keep shutting in my face because I don't have experience, and this would be a way to get some. And it would be a dollar a day more than I am making now, not to mention getting me out of the house. Obviously not a long term solution. He said he will pass it up to his boss.
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>>>That's sad news see a good developer like you when trying find a job. You're at America. I'm sure there are a lot of VFP jobs, aren't there?
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>>What do you consider a lot?
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>At our job search sites I can see 2 or 3 VFP jobs at a year... I'm sure there are more VFP jobs at America :)
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>Fortunately our company decided to move Axapta (Our company decided to SAP three years ago but that projects seem failed). I can find a lot of Axapta jobs at job search sites. Axapta eaiser than C#. I don't want to learn C# after 40. I worked C# with hours. I can't love it's syntax. People say it's wonderful, but I don't know. I think so I'll learn Axapta's Morphx language.

It makes sense to go where the jobs will be in your location. I don't see a lot of job opportunities here using Axapta's Morphx language. It could be there a lot of jobs for Microsoft Dynamics AX, but I just don't know about them. Maybe someone else familiar with the market can jump in.

I would certainly expect more VFP jobs here. If you look at the population of both countries alone (the number of businesses and developers in each country should compare at least somewhat), it would suggest so...it would also depend on what the percentage of companies switching tools is in both countries - does either one move faster than the other? Have developers moved faster to other tools in either country? I can't answer either....