IT professionals like soap on their box...
By Ben King
Published: 10 October 2001 14:40 GMT
IT professionals prefer Eastenders to Coronation Street after a hard day's work - and after they've been out to dinner with Bill Gates and invited him in for coffee, of course.
A survey involving 5,000 IT workers found more IT professionals prefer to keep up with the gritty, realistic lives of London's Eastenders than they do to the equally glamorous goings on in Coronation Street.
The survey, conducted by Embarcadero, also found that most IT professionals choose silicon over silicone, with 23 per cent naming Bill Gates as their ideal dinner companion. Only 15 per cent chose pneumatic-chested "politician" Jordan.
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