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I worked at the weekends when I was in academia and I work at the weekends now that I'm a software engineer. Why? Because I chose both careers because they were
by da39a3ee 4y ago
I worked at the weekends when I was in academia and I work at the weekends now that I'm a software engineer. Why? Because I chose both careers because they were my area of intellectual interest and I do them for pleasure, not just money. It's not that complicated, for me at least.
- was_a_dev 4y agoThat's how I see it. However my weekends are more freeform - it doesn't matter if I make progress in my main objectives, I'm having fun
- da39a3ee 4y agoYes, agreed. My work when colleagues are offline is more freeform, and usually much more efficient. It's much easier to get work done when you're not paying attention to Slack. The idiots who think that software engineers can be more productive in offices are very hard for me to understand.