I think whether he can be a seasoned SAS stat analyst is irrelavent for the proposed SAS programming book. You don't have to be a Stat expert to be able to write an excellent SAS programming book.

Besides, I don't see why a Chinese version SAS book will decrease the readers' SAS programming capability, it just doesn't make any logic sense.

On Tue, 11 Jan 2011 01:26:41 -0500, Ksharp <xiakeshan@YAHOO.COM.CN> wrote:

>Hi. >I have click your posting URL and see something about you. >It is interesting that your company (sanofi-aventis Group ) have >interviewed me ,but not adopt me ,I think your company get a mistake for the >sake of seasoned SAS programmer of mine. >I am also curious that whether you have ability to be SAS statistical expert, >your major is Software Engineering in Beijin,and never have learn any >statistical theory. > >So point to your post. >I think it is not necessary to publish a SAS book in chinese,because there >are lots lots of excellent SAS books in English. And if you want to promote >your skill of sas programming ,then must to force yourself to read English >SAS book. > >The idea to publish chinese SAS book is only to decrease the ability of >Chinese man about SAS. > >I am also surprise to see some chinese guy in the forum for i am chinese too. > > >Cheers from Beijing ,China >Ksharp