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by psunavy03
625 days ago
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In COBOL implementations, it's generally not just knowledge of the language that makes you valuable, it's knowledge of the implementation at that particular organization. I'm not a COBOL dev myself, but I work with them, and part of the challenge is that everything is so uber-customized, tightly coupled, and there's 40+ years of undocumented business logic buried in the code. It's like the old joke about the engineer being asked for an itemized bill:
"Chalk mark: $1. Knowing where to put it: $4,999." |
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