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There's nothing wrong with focusing on family. The only people who had serious issues were those who said they were not learning anything at their current and
by WrtCdEvrydy 6y ago
There's nothing wrong with focusing on family.
The only people who had serious issues were those who said they were not learning anything at their current and had no interest in learning anything new.
- neilv 6y agoYeah, most developer jobs I've seen require constantly learning new things. And I don't think I'd like working very long somewhere that didn't need people to keep learning -- not so much learning the flavor of the month yet-another-framework, but learning a breadth of things, and picking up whatever is needed. I actually emphasized that in a draft job post recently. BTW, just to be clear where I'm coming from about families, I think people can focus successfully on both work and family, at the same time. (If they're working in an organization/projects that don't end up wasting so much engineer-time that they think they need people who can be typing 80hr/wk.)