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Pay or being capped as the junior in other peoples eyes. In my first dev job, which was a fantastic job, some gatekeepers wouldn't give up access or tasks that
by ownagefool 8y ago
Pay or being capped as the junior in other peoples eyes.
In my first dev job, which was a fantastic job, some gatekeepers wouldn't give up access or tasks that I was better suited for.
I was always going to be a bit younger, always the junior guy on the team, despite the fact I had relevant education and, in my opinion, was probably better at the job.
Eventually I left and they were upset, but I didn't like being held back. Not everyone is like that though.
Nowadays I build and run teams. I don't do any real technical work unless I need to show a junior a working example on how to do it. I'd rather watch them learn and grow.