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If I quit my job to attend a programme only to get kicked back a whole batch on day 1, I don't think I'd want to continue.
by archseer 6y ago
If I quit my job to attend a programme only to get kicked back a whole batch on day 1, I don't think I'd want to continue.
- RandomBacon 6y agoI'm not a programmer, so I don't know anything about RC. I just find this whole situation and blog post odd. How is the job market for programmers right now?
- lnanek2 6y agoThere have been layoffs, like ClassPass fired 50% of staff, but there's still work too. The author is a little strange, quitting a job to go on six week retreat instead of taking a leave of absence, but if he is acting that way, he clearly wanted to switch to a new job anyway, had plenty of money in reserve, and likely won't have trouble finding one. RC doesn't seem to have any value beyond them acting as a recruiter for you at the end, but recruiters are free and happy to help you find jobs without that anyway.
- dapids 6y agoThe author mentions this was a good nudge to finally quit his job. Perhaps something premeditated and planned? Why is this strange? By chance, did you read the article?
- detaro 6y ago> By chance, did you read the article? Please don't do that. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html