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If you don't want to learn new things don't take jobs that require something you don't know. Take jobs that require the skills you already have.
by k-mcgrady 12y ago
If you don't want to learn new things don't take jobs that require something you don't know. Take jobs that require the skills you already have.
- unoti 12y agoNote that this strategy wears down. If you started this strategy 8 years ago, you'd be making websites with cgi, perl, and asp and desktop apps with Visual Basic and Access. If you're going to be a developer for more than a handful of years, you're going to need to be prepared to retrain yourself on new things every few years.
- k-mcgrady 12y agoVery good point. In my short career so far as a developer (4 years as a hobby, 6 years professionally currently) I've found learning a constant part of the job. If you don't enjoy learning at all it's going to be difficult to be a professional developer. The best case scenario is taking a job where the tech in unlikely to change too much and learning can be minimised (e.g. Java dev at a large finance company).