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The difference is a a single question: “do you have family/kids?” This is also the main reason for ageism in the industry, where employers prefer to hire younge
by atemerev 4y ago
The difference is a a single question: “do you have family/kids?” This is also the main reason for ageism in the industry, where employers prefer to hire younger people.
I love programming, but I love my family even more.
- lazyasciiart 4y agoAnd that's why I only work about half the day during 9-5, and the other half after 6pm. Because little kids don't disappear from 9-5pm and I like spending time with them.
- Galanwe 4y agoI have a wife and a kid. Do you spend 100% of the your non-working hours with them? I manage to have a job, spend time with my wife, my kid, learn guitar, code & think on my free time, and I run 3 times a week. I don't watch TV though ;}
- bosie 4y agoHow many hours per night do you sleep and how much per week do you spend on each of those listed endeavours? No attack, just curious
- Galanwe 4y agoI sleep around 7h per night, sometimes 8h. I do 1 to 3 runs per week, between 45m and 1h15 each. I have a guitar teacher coming 2h/week, the rest of my practice is random: could be from 0 to 6h per week. Since I basically WFH 100%, I have no commute time, which helps a lot.