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I cope with this with #3, I guess - not programming as a career. I can then do crazy prototypes and hackathons in my spare time and work on the general big-pic
by jlees 16y ago
I cope with this with #3, I guess - not programming as a career.
I can then do crazy prototypes and hackathons in my spare time and work on the general big-picture, product vision stuff that I really enjoy in my actual job as a product manager. My workplace isn't reliant on my shipping great code (and we'd all be worse off if it were!).