] Hmmm. There is argument which says that your musical
] tastes adapt to your job, rather than dictate your choice
] of career. We know of at least one Reg hack who came to
] Vulture Central with a fine ear and an profound
] appreciation of Baroque choral works, but was one month
] later found in a London pub, drunk, and dancing on a
] table to the Sex Pistols while police officers moved in
] with dogs and nets.
]
]
] Sadly, the Training Camp survey does not note what IT
] journalists prefer on their playlist. Neither,
] scandalously, does it recognise what is taken as absolute
] fact among the IT community: that adsales boys, marketing
] directors and Strategy Boutiques in general prefer to
] brainstorm to the sound of whalesong.

[ Nice. -k]

] Shockingly, the results of its poll among 200 students at
] the Training Camp's UK residential courses reveal that
] developers are malodorous headbangers playing air guitar
] to Megadeth, Microsoft Certified professionals get their
] rocks off to Britney while IT directors can be found
] sipping the finest wines while Mozart tinkles away in the
] background. No stereotype-fulfilling findings there,
] then.

Just what I thought. People adjust musical tastes to fit in with their career stereotype. I get along best with d.a.'s.