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Agreed, It's funny how if I take a look at facebook and view classmates profiles I appear to be the only one who still programs despite us all taking software
by iamjustlooking 16y ago
Agreed, It's funny how if I take a look at facebook and view classmates profiles I appear to be the only one who still programs despite us all taking software engineering in College. Maybe that's the effect of the current economic climate but at the time everyone else seemed to just view it as a high paying career path and couldn't tell you the difference between a variable and a constant.
- ToastOpt 16y agoIt's still high paying, and still has a lot of job openings, for the A, B, and C level programmers (as it were, keep the "F-level" out). I see two likely posibilities here. One, you classmates were all terrible -- i doubt that is true, but maybe one or two never 'got it' in industry. Two, most of them discovered that they didn't love programming, and if you don't love this line of work, it's really easy to hate it. Maybe they just found their passion elsewhere?