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The traditional career progressions for software developers are management, entrepreneurship, and carpentry.
by lylejantzi3rd 2y ago
The traditional career progressions for software developers are management, entrepreneurship, and carpentry.
- doitLP 2y agoFollowed by farming
- heywoods 2y agoIn that order? :)
- Clyd3Radcliff3 2y agosure it is, carpentry is the final step of a brillant career
- purple-leafy 2y agoCarpentry sounds amazing actually. Actually working with your hands !
- kentlyons 2y agoI'm allergic to sawdust so went ceramics instead. Making things is awesome and it's always lots of fun with the anticipation of opening the kiln!
- huevosabio 2y agoI feel seen. Jokes aside, carpentry is an amazing complementary hobby for software related work. There's something about drawing on a piece of paper and using your hands to make it a reality that scratches a lot of itches. Sadly, entrepreneurship doesn't leave much free time for carpentry.
- ijustwanttovote 2y agoI got into software because I am lazy. I don't think physical work is for me.
- Doxin 2y agoGetting into manual machining is another good one. If you go into it with even a hint of a "move fast and break stuff" mentality you'll find yourself mostly just breaking a lot of stuff. It's good practice for being deliberate in your actions.
- fiftyacorn 2y agoyou've missed craft beer brewing