> "they're all proprietary B2B applications. It's some of the best work I've ever did, yet no one will ever find out about it online" I used to work at Amazon

> "they're all proprietary B2B applications. It's some of the best work I've ever did, yet no one will ever find out about it online" I used to work at Amazon on some meaty back-end-y things. Then I had the same thought. Now I write mobile apps, which I find to be more creatively challenging, and the amount of recruiter emails (and cold calls, really guys?) has jumped through the roof. Another side benefit is that my parents now understand what it is I do for a living, and women apparently find my job intriguing for some reason. It's even nicer that, if someone asks me "what have you done?" I just need to shove the phone across the table.