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> You'd probably be the lawyer who can code and any lawyer-adjacent tech company would love you. As a lawyer who can code (years of experience as a professiona
by patentatt 6y ago
> You'd probably be the lawyer who can code and any lawyer-adjacent tech company would love you.
As a lawyer who can code (years of experience as a professional software developer and years of experience as a practicing attorney) let me assure you, this is not the case. There just isn’t that much overlap, despite the common wisdom that such a thing should exist, it’s very hard to actually find.
Also, not everything outside of faang is ‘basic code’ - there’s a whole wide world out there!
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