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Fairer, but that's probably the point and tone you should have quoted with then. ;) I would probably concede that it depends on context - for devs paid at the
by mellosouls 2y ago
Fairer, but that's probably the point and tone you should have quoted with then. ;)
I would probably concede that it depends on context - for devs paid at the top of the market to simply churn stuff out factory-style there is less justification for self-improvement on work time.
For the majority though there is always give and take between responsible employees and employers, and building skills as discussed is normal.
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- whatshisface 2y agoYou're not likely to be paid top of the market at a firm whose biggest concern is that you might be more flexible and a faster learner than anyone else they were able to hire.