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This disappointed me so much about the software industry. I thought it was going to be a bunch of excited passionate people working like at a Makerspace. Inste
by nickthemagicman 8y ago
This disappointed me so much about the software industry. I thought it was going to be a bunch of excited passionate people working like at a Makerspace.
Instead the places I've worked at have been cattier then a sorority house.
- lylecubed 8y agoJust remember: If you're taking flak, it's because you're over the target.
- nine_k 8y agoExcitement and passion also abound where people are partly paid with it, instead of money. See computer games industry, see startups that offer much equity, etc. Enjoy the calm of your sorority house employer, and use the time it gives you for activities of your choosing (including, but importantly not limited to) more software development. You might end up to be expected to enthusiastically work on things of your employer's choosing, 60 hours e week, because, well, it's so advanced and exciting!