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If this is the case, what are the forums people with less established networks and industry experience use? It would seem prudent to be aware of these other "H
by TheCanuckster 5y ago
If this is the case, what are the forums people with less established networks and industry experience use?
It would seem prudent to be aware of these other "HNs".
- selfhoster11 5y agoReddit would be my guess.
- r00t4ccess 5y agoThis is my experience as well
- bart_spoon 5y agoThe handful of Reddit programming communities I've seen are also very uninterested in returning to work. I have to wonder if the difference isn't so much "established career" vs "newbie" and is more simply self-selection, with people who are comfortable working remotely more likely to engage frequently in online communities, and those more interested in in-person work less represented.
- throwawayboise 5y agoAlso anyone who has been earning a FAANG salary for 5-10 years should have enough FU money to feel a lot less pressure to conform to unreasonable employer demands.
- bregma 5y agoThis week it's TikTok. There is a really funny one where the guy goes back to work and hits his head on a door.
- majormajor 5y agoI think you'd be surprised by how many people don't really engage in outside-of-work anonymous programming forums, vs their personal contacts/friends/coworkers/ex-coworkers.