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> Attitudes like I'm seeing expressed here are reinforcing my desire to get away from embedded, or at last work with people that don't wish to stay stuck in the
by randmeerkat 3y ago
> Attitudes like I'm seeing expressed here are reinforcing my desire to get away from embedded, or at last work with people that don't wish to stay stuck in the stone age.
I hate to break it to you, but there’s the same problems on the SWE side too. The problem is never the stack, it’s the culture. If you’re tired of embedded, that’s fine, but remember to ask culture questions for your next position.
- manofmanysmiles 3y agoThat’s disheartening, but not surprising. > remember to ask culture questions for your next position. I will definitely take that under advisement. Any places you recommend I look into?
- randmeerkat 3y ago> That’s disheartening, but not surprising. Don’t be discouraged, it’s just life. > I will definitely take that under advisement. Any places you recommend I look into? Ask yourself what you want? What do you want in a leader? What do you want in a company? Be picky, be patient, if you can, maybe start something yourself. I wish I could tell you what would be the right fit for you, but I can’t. All I can say is don’t lose hope, but at the same time don’t expect too much either. We’re all just trying to figure out this thing called life, whether we’re embedded engineers, SWEs, or even sales for that matter.