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jswiente
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jswiente
16y ago
Sure, but job safety is another issue. The argument in question was that you have a more stable environment in a large company regarding the topics you are working on. In my opinion, this isn't the case. Think of the engineers working on Go
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"You will have stability. If you are hired by Oracle or Google [...] chances are you'll be able to work on this specific problem for long enough to accomplish something." Large companies change all the time. Departments are merged, strategi
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16y ago
It depends on the level of abstraction and the view of the system that should be described. A model of the structure of a system with components, subcomponents and their relationship with each other does not include any information about th
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16y ago
+1 for Frankfurt.
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16y ago
Yep, I'm in for a meetup in the Rhein/Main area, preferably Frankfurt.
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16y ago
What I've read lately is that you can sit basically in any position as long as you change it frequently.
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16y ago
I would argue that experience in a corporate environment is often overrated, especially when working on a long-term project that lasts several years using the same programming language and frameworks. Sure, you're ending up knowing all the