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Yes, you're crazy. Keep your high paying job. Learn computer science on the side. The really interesting stuff usually requires deeper knowledge and skills. Fo
by dontJudge 10y ago
Yes, you're crazy. Keep your high paying job. Learn computer science on the side.
The really interesting stuff usually requires deeper knowledge and skills. For problems worth solving, 15 years experience as a CRUD developer is no better than 15 years experience as a project manager. Making this career change won't necessarily help you gain the skills you want.
- ChuckMcM 10y agoThis is what I was going to say as well. Don't jump into "boot camp", start taking night classes at your local community college (or if you have flexible hours) day classes. Even MOOC/online classes during the evenings will be a path to adding coding skills to your resume.
- toomuchtodo 10y agoFinding problems and learning how to solve them with a tool you want to learn is a pretty powerful method (IMHO).