I was looking at a job advert for a web developer (don´t worry boss, I´m not leaving it was just research) and one of the requirements was that the developer must have done at least one PR5 site or better.
Now what the hell has getting a good search engine ranking got to do with web development! Its supposed to be about things like sql queries, dynamic url control and manipulating 404 errors. As long as the developer takes into account things like search engines being about to spider the whole site, page titles and content and even friendly urls then I would have thought that getting a higher PR would be best left to someone with more experience in that area.
Oh, and before you all start leaving comments about how I talk crap, I don´t really care, I just like to rant when I´m hung over. Plus I do both anyway!
I'm a web developer based in the East Midlands, UK and if I keep up the current rate, I might have developed 3 million sites by the time I retire