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TBH I feel like there's very little risk with quitting to work on a project that already has users. It seems like he's a good enough programmer that he could a
by formalsystem 7y ago
TBH I feel like there's very little risk with quitting to work on a project that already has users.
It seems like he's a good enough programmer that he could always find a job at a big tech company, make a bunch of money and then quit once he has enough saved up. And that's assuming he doesn't find any paid users or get any source of funding which again is hard but not impossible or that unlikely given that he already has a product with users.
I think he'll be just fine and I wish him the best.
- dman 7y agoJob market for programmers will not always be what it is today.
- formalsystem 7y agoCurious what's your reasoning behind this? If anything I see programmer jobs as one of the only professions that will survive the next couple of decades.
- andrewnc 7y agoThat's true. I bet we'll see many more different sorts of jobs open up as tech increases in complexity.