Scalanchilis

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   by Scalanchilis 7y ago

   It sounds like career path for designers has some similarities with software engineers. I think software engineering can potentially offer a much wider and deeper set of opportunities. Still, in practice, these growth opportunities can seem
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   by Scalanchilis 8y ago

   Although this may very well explain the author's major motivations and source of job satisfaction, can two categories really explain software developer job satisfaction for everyone? It makes sense that someone would be more satisfied
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   by Scalanchilis 8y ago

   I start feeling burnout at a job if there's a lot of work, but the problems I'm solving are just not interesting . For example, if we're building on top of a legacy system with piles of technical debt and business pressure t
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   by Scalanchilis 9y ago

   I'm honestly kind of burnt out by the end of the work day and want to get out and socialize to recharge my batteries. I've been investing much of the rest of my free time into getting back to recruiters, checking out companies in
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   Ask HN: New Job Poor Fit, Can't Make Immediate Jump

   3 points by Scalanchilis 9y ago|3 comments
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   by Scalanchilis 10y ago

   I'm actually in a somewhat similar situation. In my case, the position is remote, so I haven't moved anywhere, but I was lied to about how agile the company is. They do waterfall, but they call some of the phases of the traditiona