> One of the developers could not code at all. ... Nice guy though; he was a lot of fun. Just a bad choice of careers (or maybe not, since his salary was a lot

> One of the developers could not code at all. ... Nice guy though; he was a lot of fun. Just a bad choice of careers (or maybe not, since his salary was a lot higher than mine…) I've known a few people like this. One guy told me he realized programming wasn't for him after he'd been out in the real world for a year or so, but it just paid so much he didn't know what to do. I know another guy who just goes job to job and lasts about 6 months to a year before getting axed. He's able to do it because there's just so much demand in the market.