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Sometimes your don't have the luxury to choose your work.
by isodude 8y ago
Sometimes your don't have the luxury to choose your work.
- enraged_camel 8y agoYes, but this is a much more rare scenario for techies than other white collar professionals.
- isodude 8y agoWell that depends doesn't it. If you got skill and motivation to choose between gigs, that's fine, you'll most likely just start your own if you don't find anything fitting. Those you hear alot about. Succeeding is not easier in tech than anything else, given that success means doing exactly what you want and feeling good about it. I do interview people and try to find techies that fit in our org, but it's tough even if there's available people.
- prolikewh0a 8y agoThis is being said for Programmers, yet a good portion of HN goes out of their way to tell poor people they can just get a new job. Very contradictory!
- isodude 8y agoI guess you can't talk for everybody (which happens a lot in the comments for what I've seen, HN does this, HN does that). The commenters here may be very biased though. To be clear this article seems to refer to SF workers, but I guess the same applies there even if the pay is fat. You need to generate cash to pay for the hefty rents. I should add a disclaimer here that this is just an assumption based on what I've read though. Maybe someone could chime in on how easy it is to get a job with good morale in SF? I would imagine that it's like looking at the trees but only seeing the forest.