Who ever said I was interviewing for a job?  I was commenting on the state of the industry as a whole.  Read some of the comments (and the article).  The article mentioned that one person who multiple companies thought was the best they have ever seen got rejected from the first company he interviews with because he didn&#x27; write tests.  Hiring is so subjective.<p>This comment in particular really illustrates the sad state of our industry, and why I don&#x27;t usually write comments on the Internet and why I wrote this under a throwaway account.  Thanks for making my point:<p>To repeat: &quot;You&#x27;re all talk.&quot; &quot;If you can learn Ruby in a few days why haven&#x27;t you done it yet over the last 10 years?&quot;<p>Here&#x27;s why: I made well over 400K this year at my job.  I am not jumping through hoops killing myself to learn new things I may not even need.  My time away from work is too precious to me.<p>By the way, I am paid 400K because I am a really good programmer and problem solver and can use whatever tools I need to to get the job done. It doesn&#x27;t matter if I&#x27;ve never used the language before.  I will figure it out.<p>Plus: most places won&#x27;t even talk to me because I make more than what they are willing to pay.  Oh wait; I guess this is all talk too.<p>PS: If patio11 is reading this comment, I will happily verify these facts with him via my real personal email.  To prove that this comment isn&#x27;t just &quot;all talk&quot;.  I really hate the Internet sometimes.