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I agree way more with you than with the parent, /but/... Those I know who're the most successful at software will train themselves, and will look for the oppor
by RangerScience 10y ago
I agree way more with you than with the parent, /but/...
Those I know who're the most successful at software will train themselves, and will look for the opportunities to do that; you don't need the company to train you, you just need them to give you [pay you for] the time to learn.
On the other hand, this moves it from "a small matter of work/life balance" to "a small matter of office politics"...
but on the gripping hand, it does make sense that this difference in attitude is such a differentiator.
- godmodus 10y agoAt somepoint with a family and having other obligations... It's Not easy. Some people choose the easier Road.
- cheez 10y agoOh, I totally agree. This is why software will never be a blue collar job. It requires an absolute commitment to self-improvement that has probably no equal anywhere else.