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Probably those with non-average "average days" are more likely to respond so I'll balance it out by stating the useless and the obvious: Average days are avera
by geoffreyhale 10y ago
Probably those with non-average "average days" are more likely to respond so I'll balance it out by stating the useless and the obvious:
Average days are average. Average is boring.
My average day:
* 9 AM arrive
* 10 AM standup
* code until lunch
* code all afternoon
* 6 PM leave
Corporate system pressures you to be average, but your boredom will pressure you otherwise. Always find new things to work on, meet new people, don't burn any bridges, stay sharp.
- AznHisoka 10y agoHow is coding not staying sharp?
- jetti 10y agoDepends on what sharp means to somebody as well as what their job entails. I'm unfortunately doing SSIS/ETL work which I don't want to do. I stay sharp with the technologies I want to use by doing work with them outside of work.
- ponyous 10y agoSame here, but replace 6 with 5.