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Everything slows down. Almost every CFO wants to be more cautious. Some companies get more aggressive, since they want to seize the opportunity in the marketpl
by pcmoney 4y ago
Everything slows down. Almost every CFO wants to be more cautious.
Some companies get more aggressive, since they want to seize the opportunity in the marketplace and possibly get talent for cheap. This typically has pros and cons for the employee.
However, during recessions is historically when the actually cool stuff is built.
Find companies doing real things that generate cash flows and try to target them as best you can. Read their blogs, talk to their SWEs on social, build a mini-version of what they do if you. This isn’t just a time waste, suck-up effort, it actually helps you learn the sector of the industry you are interested in. Someone will think it is impressive.
NOTE: hacker news suggestions that “this will only impact those bottom 90% plebe developers” are bad and even if true would only be helpful advice for the top 10% (who typically aren’t on hacker news anyway)
- sammalloy 4y ago> However, during recessions is historically when the actually cool stuff is built. Lots of truth here, and that applies to all sectors. Creativity, invention, and innovation thrive during economic downturns. Don’t ask me why.