I sort of agree and disagree. from a business perspective, yes, it is perfectly ok to code your work hours. Now, depending on what your work hours involves, i

I sort of agree and disagree. from a business perspective, yes, it is perfectly ok to code your work hours. Now, depending on what your work hours involves, it may not be enough for you to achieve your professional aspirations, in which case, taking the time to code outside of work hours is a good plan. It all comes down to what are your personal strategies and goals (including family and all your interests/hobbies), what are you risks ( like your skills being too specialized or your skills becoming redundant) and how to mitigate those. Your job should be a piece of that overall personal strategy.