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As he posits some may conclude, it does just read like bitter sour grapes...yet I've been professionally programming since 1995. Is someone casting their own lo
by corresation 13y ago
As he posits some may conclude, it does just read like bitter sour grapes...yet I've been professionally programming since 1995. Is someone casting their own lot as the lot of the world?
http://www.theonion.com/articles/sociologist-considers-own-behavior-indicative-of-l,421/ http://www.theonion.com/articles/sociologist-considers-own-b...
By and large I think having demonstrated skills in software development (and truthfully this means less that you can point to years of experience -- which may be 1 year of experience 20 times, or 20 years of experience -- or pieces of paper and demand respect) is just enormously powerful right now. I am incredibly, enormously grateful for the position I am in, and that my aptitudes as a child happened to bring me into the fold of something that ended up being one of the few careers where you can write your own meal ticket.
- MetaCosm 13y agoCouldn't agree more (and wonderful link). The article was so disconnected from my reality as to be confusing. (redacted probably irrelevant comment) EDIT: Part of the reason for this confusion may well be cultural. I am a US developer, and have heard similar "I get no respect" type rants from Canadian developers... often shocked by the pay and respect they can demand just a bit south.