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We have a few 40+ “From zero to developer” cases in our bootcamp. And a plenty of 30+ cases. Btw, “spend time with family at home” is not the best primary mot
by aristofun 6y ago
We have a few 40+ “From zero to developer” cases in our bootcamp.
And a plenty of 30+ cases.
Btw, “spend time with family at home” is not the best primary motivation for the job.
It’s demanding and requires a lot of mental energy, for some developers WFH is quite challenging.
- iainctduncan 6y agoI dunno, I disagree. I got into this game specifically because of the ability to work flexible, remote, and part time hours. Does it limit who I can work for? Sure. Has it mattered? Not really. 16 years in I'm earning a very comfortable middle class income working 24h per week, and the most I ever did was FT for six months, and 80% time for a year and a half. Most of my career has been 60-75% time.
- muzani 6y agoIn terms of work hours, tech is awesome. Some work full time at nights, many get flexible hours. Hourly rates are excellent. Some might say WFH is hard; but at least we get such jobs. The downside is you don't really shut off. A problem may take days or weeks of thinking to solve. You might be home but still spaced out, thinking of work, and I doubt everyone on HN browses tech stuff only during work hours.
- aristofun 6y agoIt depends, sure. What I meant was “if you want to build a great carrier”