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IMO, best thing to do when starting out is go where the opportunity is. You have an entire career to form opinions about licenses, OSes, org size, etc. Those op
by tboyd47 8y ago
IMO, best thing to do when starting out is go where the opportunity is. You have an entire career to form opinions about licenses, OSes, org size, etc. Those opinions limit you more than help you. Also, accept you are going to be underpaid for a while. Stay with it and it'll be worth it.
- vcdev 8y agoThe good thing is I'm underpaid now so I'm already used to it! Fair point about the opportunity. Sometimes I get too far into my head. I think that's why I end up taking the pragmatic approach so often (as in using Windows or macOS and VS or Sublime Text) and abandoning the idealistic (Linux and vim or Atom for instance). I try to be practical.