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Frankly, I did the same. For me the reasons were: - Personal growth: Devs in that company were nice, but not stellar (I was the most "senior" one after a coupl
by blauditore 8y ago
Frankly, I did the same. For me the reasons were:
- Personal growth: Devs in that company were nice, but not stellar (I was the most "senior" one after a couple years), so I couldn't learn much from my peers.
- Nature of the business: I moved from customer service to product development, which is a personal preference.
- Money: The new place paid about 40% more.