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Thank you for the response. The family aspect is certainly something I do think about. I don't think I'll be having kids for another ten years, but I'd like to
by cupofjoakim 12y ago
Thank you for the response. The family aspect is certainly something I do think about. I don't think I'll be having kids for another ten years, but I'd like to know that I could get a job in a smaller town than Stockholm, which isn't as easy as a front ender compared to an engineer. A kid needs a bit of nature, I think :)
Doing web is not as important as I might've made it sound in the original post. I just want to feel challenged at all times, and front end isn't doing that as often as I'd like it to. For now I'm moving into full stack, but I think the concept of machine learning is intriguing as well, even if it is very far away from where I am at this point.
- ramtatatam 12y agoIn such case going for degree might be a good idea - depending on university you pick there are wide and narrow courses. Wide in the meaning that they touch many areas giving you a feel of what is it waiting down the corner if you decided to specialise in that direction. That's what I was studying - pretty multidisciplinary course and I'm happy with it even though I work in quite a different market than what I was studying for.