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The widely embraced alternative is to take the risk of not being able to eat, on the hopes that strangers will support what your company is doing, in order to d
by willturman 5y ago
The widely embraced alternative is to take the risk of not being able to eat, on the hopes that strangers will support what your company is doing, in order to do something you hate.
- mrspeaker 5y agoIt doesn't even have to be something you hate - but it's something that's not yours.
- rob74 5y agoA few caveats: - In most civilized countries (the US being a notable exception) there is a degree of legally mandated job security, so the likelihood of losing your ability to put food on the table from one day to the next is reduced if you work for a company. - Most companies (startups being an exception of course) already have a working business model, so the likelihood of people suddenly not giving them any money anymore is also reduced. - Some people (me and many other developers included) actually do like their job - maybe not all parts of it, but generally speaking...