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With that headline, I was expecting this to be satire. Put another way, is there any particular reason developers need this when other white-collar professiona
by 9nGQluzmnq3M 7y ago
With that headline, I was expecting this to be satire.
Put another way, is there any particular reason developers need this when other white-collar professionals don't? I'm sure most, say, doctors would love to have some space as well, since the medical field evolves as fast if not faster than computing.
- detaro 7y agoDid anyone claim other professions wouldn't benefit from this?
- u801e 7y ago> doctors would love to have some space as well, since the medical field evolves as fast if not faster than computing. They are required by their state boards to get a certain number of CME hours every year. There's no such requirement for software developers.
- downerending 7y agoNot sure, but some of the best code I ever wrote, and most beneficial to my employer, started as undirected side projects. Often there's little opportunity when pushing directly against the brick wall of entrenched interests. But heading off on a tangent can produce wins that those interests aren't prepared to block.