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Well, that was mostly point for others to consider better planing of their career. Personally, I am not going to be developer for much longer (unless some cata
by dejv 10y ago
Well, that was mostly point for others to consider better planing of their career.
Personally, I am not going to be developer for much longer (unless some catastrophe happens). Income from my winery, various projects, rental properties and other businesses will soon replace my income from computer programming.
- dvirsky 10y agoOh, I read it as "plan you career as programmers" :) Good to hear you're finding other passions. Software is my second career BTW, I only started professionally at 29 (I've been programming since age 10). I know what being trapped in a job you lost your passion for, and can't get out of, feels like. And I feel very blessed that I found my professional path. I do know that it's not for everyone.
- dejv 10y agoI do like programming as a hobby and a business and I am surely going to continue doing it in next decades. Doing programming as a job with viable long term career is another topic with quite a few landmines. I am glad I am not into this race anymore.