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As a software developer, until I see something that I consider better, there is no reason to quit. Sure, what I consider "better" is subjective. Yet, what is
by jhrobert 16y ago
As a software developer, until I see something that I consider better, there is no reason to quit.
Sure, what I consider "better" is subjective.
Yet, what is missing more, "perseverance" or lack of it?
I think that the important thing is actually to love your crap, because you made it, it is self-expression.
If others don't like it, too bad, but as long as you like it, everything's just fine, keep going.
- Uhhrrr 16y ago>until I see something that I consider better, there is no reason to quit. You are right, but this article is geared to those who have too much perseverance, and consequently wind up with a pile of mediocre time sinks which are unrewarding even to them.
- ctide 16y agoThe reason to quit is to open your mind to other opportunities. It's easier to keep plodding along at something mediocre than to quit and force yourself to find something awesome to do instead.