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So really just "don't be introverted." I agree with you, and all that stuff is good, but sometimes it all can sound a bit much when you just want to do some pro

by dhogan 10y ago

So really just "don't be introverted." I agree with you, and all that stuff is good, but sometimes it all can sound a bit much when you just want to do some programming for someone else. It's not that you shouldn't be doing these things, it just takes A LOT more energy for some people to add these tasks along with their normal schedule.

JSeymourATL 10y ago
> it just takes A LOT more energy for some people to add these tasks along with their normal schedule. I'm not a social butterfly by nature, but I do enjoy conversations with intelligent people. If a new job truly is a priority, carving out the time (1 or 2 events a month) is an entirely workable stretch. And often you can use "professional development" as cover to get away from work.