Registrations
Open!!!! If Clarion is so good, why
aren't you rich yet?
Many Clarion programmers, indeed many
programmers regardless of language, are extremely technically proficient.
They generate, and write, good code. Code which gets the
job done. On time. On budget. And yet these same
programmers don't yet see the full fruit of their labor. They still go
from job to job, living hand to mouth.
One of our big mantra's over the past
couple of years has been "Work Smarter, Not
Harder". What does this mean? It means that programming for a
living extends beyond just writing code that works. It
means making decisions based on their economic value, and
not their technical value. And it occasionally means you need to
spend money, in order to make
money.
A big part of our goal for his year's World Tour
training is to help you put these principles into action.
We're doing lots of technical training yes, but we've also set aside
sessions to teach, and assist, with creating better looking
programs, programs that have more of the WOW factor.
And last, but not least, you're able to rub
shoulders with other Clarion programmers. Guys who've been around the
block a couple of times. We're not the only ones with the answers, and we
encourage attendees to see what others are doing, to see how they are
Working Smarter, Not Harder.
The definition of insanity is doing the same thing
over and over and expecting a different result. What are you doing in 2007
to ensure that it's a better year than 2006? If you feel your programs are
not living up to their potential, then this is an event you shouldn't
miss.
For more information on a World Tour event in your
area see our web page at www.capesoft.com/WorldTour.Htm
Australians, please note, the Early Bird special
ends this Sunday on March 18. Take a few minutes
NOW to make a decision. Is 2007 the year you decide to
Work Smarter, and not just
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