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The point is you have to compete a lot less though. With passion companies you have to compete with Stanford graduates who have a +1000 commits in the Linux dis
by tomatotomato37 7y ago
The point is you have to compete a lot less though. With passion companies you have to compete with Stanford graduates who have a +1000 commits in the Linux distro, whereas at your local supermarket headquarters you're just competing with people who need a desk to park themselves at for 8 hours while they daydream about fishing. It's a lot easier to compensate for lack of experience with soft skills/connections in the latter types of jobs than it is for the former.
- matz1 7y agoYes but there is more and more programmer these days, not to mention increasingly easy to be outsourced to anyone in the world. If you are not doing extra then you are going to be outcompeted.