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That goes back to "do what you like". There were many people who went to tech in the 90s just for the pay check and it showed. Glad to see this person do what
by jmclnx 2y ago
That goes back to "do what you like". There were many people who went to tech in the 90s just for the pay check and it showed.
Glad to see this person do what he wanted, repair people are hard to come by these days and I heard there is a rather large shortage. So sadly, I guess that trend from the 90s may start to repeat for general contractors.
- sghiassy 2y agoYou can defn tell the difference between those who are software engineers because it was something to major in college - versus those that do it because it was the funnest thing we could think of doing with our time
- declan_roberts 2y agoEvery single job.
- swayvil 2y agoUnless what you like changes (as is only natural), then say adios to your "career". Funny term that, "career". Barrels career down hills.
- engineer_22 2y agoCareen?
- analog31 2y ago"Career" does have the suggested meaning.
- engineer_22 2y agoI've never seen it used in that way. Thank you.