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Absolutely not. You don’t expect a programmer to work in the software industry part time and then work somewhere totally different. Human beings improve their
by pm90 6y ago
Absolutely not.
You don’t expect a programmer to work in the software industry part time and then work somewhere totally different. Human beings improve their skills in fields with more practice and experience. Politics is a career: there are people who are good at it and we should most certainly expect them to work on it full time. It’s not like there’s any shortage of problems to solve.
- zepto 6y ago> You don’t expect a programmer to work in the software industry part time and then work somewhere totally different. For some programmers I think that would be a great option. Granted there are programmers who are going to do their best work by focusing on code and little else deeply for years on end. But there are a lot of people who’s decision making would be improved by having other experiences as well as coding. And.. coding is decision making.
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