> You might have an inflated idea of how good you are at this shit. If you are really good, you won't have much grindy boring work to do. Anyone who has worked

> You might have an inflated idea of how good you are at this shit. If you are really good, you won't have much grindy boring work to do. Anyone who has worked on any sort of sufficiently large and complex application knows that this isn't true. Programmers come and go, people have different styles, requirements change, deadlines are imposed, etc. There will always be grunt work, no matter how good a programmer is.