>>It doesn't sound realistic to me, they would be more successful drawing a line down the middle, VB OR C.
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>I think some companies have existing code in one language and may also be moving or have code in another language. It's not always a simple as having a one-language shop.

Oh, I'm well aware of that, we do ASP, Java, .Net, Foxpro, Access, VB, Oracle + SQL Server, but that doesn't mean that what this company is asking for is unrealistic. .Net hasn't been out "that" long, and to ask for strong knowledge in both C# and VB.Net IMO, is unrealistic.

Kev