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Let's not imagine a ridiculous hypothetical where someone gets a job without knowing how to read. That doesn't make any sense as an analogy. Learning how to rea
by reroute1 7y ago
Let's not imagine a ridiculous hypothetical where someone gets a job without knowing how to read. That doesn't make any sense as an analogy. Learning how to read is not any domain specific skill anyway, if you work for a pharmaceutical company they don't give a shit if you write, unless you are spilling company secrets.
- lovich 7y agoI don't know. Lots of people learn to write different kinds of code at work. I also think writing code isn't domain specific as I've never worked in the same industry twice over 6+ jobs. Seems pretty comparable
- testingitout56 7y agoYea but writing code that is unrelated to your industry is not an issue, like writing a book unrelated to your industry is not an issue. I don't see where the problem is here, you learn to code in language X and make an unrelated project in language X, there is no conflict there is no issue.