I would have to agree. IMO it lends itself to cleaner code if you're working with NULL terminated lists, especially if you use a `for` when doing the iteration instead of a `while`:
const char **a;
for (a = job->accomplishments; *a; a++)
printf(" - %s\n", *a);
And
job_t *j;
for (j = jobs; *j; j++)
print_job(j);
The person who wrote this code seems to dislike `for`s for some reason it seems, these are pretty obvious places to use one IMO, using an index `i` or not. Doing it with a `while` separates out the initialization, condition, and increment in his code, and 'continue' won't work like you normally want it too.
