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I don’t hate PHP either. I just want to be able to get another job doing something interesting after I spend 18 months at your company. Otherwise I’ll be stuck
by vmception 6y ago
I don’t hate PHP either. I just want to be able to get another job doing something interesting after I spend 18 months at your company.
Otherwise I’ll be stuck in the public sector maintaining broken Deloitte unemployment portals, making 1/3rd of what junior coding academy developers make.
Easy calculus.
- vezycash 6y agoBlame the language for boredom. I think you'll like working at Microsoft. Because they frequently reboot apps, their OS, apis with completely different languages and ui paradigm for absolutely no reason - quite stimulating to the devs.
- jxm262 6y agoThis comment is so true it hurts to read. Same can almost be said for other languages I actually _do_ like (perl, clojure.. sure there's _some_ jobs but the market just isn't the same as many others) Source: left php about a decade ago and I'm not looking back