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Very true. I dunno what OP is on about saying they’re interchangeable. In a similar boat now after having had a taste of entrepreneurship but running out of ru
by granshaw 5y ago
Very true. I dunno what OP is on about saying they’re interchangeable.
In a similar boat now after having had a taste of entrepreneurship but running out of runway. I used to be a model tech worker but now being back at a regular job just seems so... pointless, even though it pays well
Strategizing and executing at the business level is so much more fun than back and forth discussion about how to best fit something into a large existing codebase and making sure your PRs are small enough... but it’s hard to get employment doing that kind of work with a SW engineer’s resume
- vagrantJin 5y agoYeah. It's probably way more mentally engaging - stress of getting product out and upcoming sales and the emotional rollercoaster of wins and losses. More importantly is the rate at which I met people and talked shop. Talked to customers, potential partners, talked to anyone who would listen really. These days, sitting at the office listening to Katie go on about her weekend and Micheal go on about Apex legends or as you mention... but it's missing that weight or sense of purpose. In my country though, putting former startup founder @ 28 years old makes you un-hireable.