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So what are your hobbies? Or what would they be if you don't have one? My take on the topic is that people who thrive as programmers have specific kind of mind
by nextlevelwizard 9y ago
So what are your hobbies? Or what would they be if you don't have one?
My take on the topic is that people who thrive as programmers have specific kind of mind. In a sense that they approach problems in certain way. Which also makes certain hobbies more appealing.
Like here we have orienteering instead of hiking. With orienteering you get to acquire and use a new set of skills to solve new problem(s) (i.e. where am I and how do I get to X?) where as hiking is pretty much just following a trail. I'm not saying that hiking every now and then can't be just relaxing and stuff, what I'm saying that orienteering has same benefits as hiking, but you get to also "do something".