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I am currently working as a SharePoint consultant/web developer guy. I have been doing my job for 5 years now and I am starting to gain ground on frameworks and technologies. My boss, however, doesn't seem to know what we actually do.
She now wants to send me to an external company to do a 6-month contract. I am expected to take part in a project that uses VB.NET and WinForms. I have zero experience in VB.NET and only very little with WinForms.
Now I don't know if I should tell her that I am very poorly suited for the position or just suck it up and learn as I work for the company.
What do you guys think? Is it expected from developers to learn a completely new programming language and framework on that short notice?
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I am currently working as a SharePoint consultant/web developer guy. I have been doing my job for 5 years now and I am starting to gain ground on frameworks and technologies. My boss, however, doesn't seem to know what we actually do.
She now wants to send me to an external company to do a 6-month contract. I am expected to take part in a project that uses VB.NET and WinForms. I have zero experience in VB.NET and only very little with WinForms.
Now I don't know if I should tell her that I am very poorly suited for the position or just suck it up and learn as I work for the company.
What do you guys think? Is it expected from developers to learn a completely new programming language and framework on that short notice?
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" I don't know if I should tell her that I am very poorly suited for the position" - do you think she just doesn't realize that you are poorly suited? If so, tell her.
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I am currently working as a SharePoint consultant/web developer guy. I have been doing my job for 5 years now and I am starting to gain ground on frameworks and technologies. My boss, however, doesn't seem to know what we actually do.
She now wants to send me to an external company to do a 6-month contract. I am expected to take part in a project that uses VB.NET and WinForms. I have zero experience in VB.NET and only very little with WinForms.
Now I don't know if I should tell her that I am very poorly suited for the position or just suck it up and learn as I work for the company.
What do you guys think? Is it expected from developers to learn a completely new programming language and framework on that short notice?
work-experience contracts
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I am currently working as a SharePoint consultant/web developer guy. I have been doing my job for 5 years now and I am starting to gain ground on frameworks and technologies. My boss, however, doesn't seem to know what we actually do.
She now wants to send me to an external company to do a 6-month contract. I am expected to take part in a project that uses VB.NET and WinForms. I have zero experience in VB.NET and only very little with WinForms.
Now I don't know if I should tell her that I am very poorly suited for the position or just suck it up and learn as I work for the company.
What do you guys think? Is it expected from developers to learn a completely new programming language and framework on that short notice?
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" I don't know if I should tell her that I am very poorly suited for the position" - do you think she just doesn't realize that you are poorly suited? If so, tell her.
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" I don't know if I should tell her that I am very poorly suited for the position" - do you think she just doesn't realize that you are poorly suited? If so, tell her.
â Joe Strazzere
1 min ago
" I don't know if I should tell her that I am very poorly suited for the position" - do you think she just doesn't realize that you are poorly suited? If so, tell her.
â Joe Strazzere
1 min ago
" I don't know if I should tell her that I am very poorly suited for the position" - do you think she just doesn't realize that you are poorly suited? If so, tell her.
â Joe Strazzere
1 min ago
add a comment |Â
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" I don't know if I should tell her that I am very poorly suited for the position" - do you think she just doesn't realize that you are poorly suited? If so, tell her.
â Joe Strazzere
1 min ago