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No doubt. I think that sitting in room all days drags on some people the way climbing up a pole with equipment all day might drag on another. And sometimes you
by nkozyra 5y ago
No doubt. I think that sitting in room all days drags on some people the way climbing up a pole with equipment all day might drag on another.
And sometimes you just want something radically different. But don't pretend it's simple enough that we - the brilliant computer and maths people - could easily just start doing it. I think that's where the patronizing comes in. Any professional job requires training and experience.
- Apocryphon 5y agoSure, but the point still stands is that people seem to be yearning for an alternative to computer-only work, and there are perhaps more feasible alternatives out there to the Office Space ending ideal. As far as training goes- software engineering doesn’t seem particularly rigorous in providing it compared to other disciplines.