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It depends... you could always start your own project or work on tooling. Whatever you do, needs to have some market to survive, but there are options. Even i
by tracker1 3y ago
It depends... you could always start your own project or work on tooling. Whatever you do, needs to have some market to survive, but there are options. Even if less well paying, less secure and/or less stable. Or, harder to break in to.
- JohnFen 3y ago> you could always start your own project or work on tooling. I've been successfully doing that for most of my career, actually! But even as a small independent, you can't ignore the nature of the industry. Especially if you're selling to the industry. So it doesn't shield you from the market forces very much. I fantasize about there being a market for high-end, boutique tools, libraries, and such -- but I don't think it exists. I'm not sure that it can exist given the nature of the industry overall.
- tracker1 3y agoI was mainly meaning, working for a company that already provides some kind of tooling. :-)