4 ms·
I work at one of these IT service companies. This year I complete my 10 years. I love coding, solving problems and learning new things. But unfortunately, with
by unlimit 13y ago
I work at one of these IT service companies. This year I complete my 10 years. I love coding, solving problems and learning new things. But unfortunately, with extreme reluctance I will have to become one of these managers. I just do not have any other way, no body cares about writing code here and writing good code will not get you nowhere.
I am too old for the product companies and I am not from a top tier college. So its game over for me, however the only hope I have is that someday I will manage to build something on my own that will free me. This is what I have been dreaming of ever since I passed out of college. You may ask me why I did not do it then, but for a guy from a lower middle class background, it was not an option. I needed to survive.
- thewarrior 13y agoAny advice for someone who has completed just 1 year ?
- unlimit 13y agoFirst question - do you like programming? If not get out. If you like programming, get better. Learn algos, lookup open source projects, dig through the code. That is how I learnt. Build something - it could be a website, an app. Try showcasing it, it may open opportunities.
- thewarrior 13y agoYes I like coding. I'll try and do what you suggested. But how did you find the time ? It gets very hectic at time doesn't it ?