You are not most developers. And furthermore, you are not the developer most non-tech companies want. Those sorts of companies want to lock the door to the de

You are not most developers. And furthermore, you are not the developer most non-tech companies want. Those sorts of companies want to lock the door to the development section, occasionally slide policy from memos under the door, and get software projects delivered on time, without wasting any more thought on how the sausage gets made.