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I agree with all of this and I think there is a third category of job where is software is neither the main business, nor IT. Once you have developed the neces
by laythea 9y ago
I agree with all of this and I think there is a third category of job where is software is neither the main business, nor IT.
Once you have developed the necessary software skills in a "software house", in my experience, the best thing to so is to get stuck into a particular domain, where the company needs software developed (not IT), but is not the main business. These jobs and contracts attract the best $, but also in my experience, highest job satisfaction - you are not just a cog - well, less so, IMO.
- maxxxxx 9y agoIf you want to distill it to one factor it's to make sure you and your function are a respected part of the company and not just something that's easily replaced. If you are in that position usually the $$$ is good and the work is interesting.
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