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Upvoted though I disagree with you. I'm sure there is a wide variance of outcomes in software, but I think if you work at it, you can make a fulfilling career o
by ronyeh 6y ago
Upvoted though I disagree with you. I'm sure there is a wide variance of outcomes in software, but I think if you work at it, you can make a fulfilling career out of software. Don't give up, as it is possible your current job just isn't a right fit for you.
Counter anecdote: I know law and finance and business folks who wished they studied more computers.
- sanderjd 6y agoIn my experience that's because they think our work is easier and that we do less of it than they do, for more pay. But that actually goes to the parent's point; lazy entitled and overpaid is part of the low status perception.
- Bakary 6y agoHaving a lot of money without working is a far greater sign of status. That's what being a noble is mostly about!