ozuvedi

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by ozuvedi 12y ago
Thank you so much for the reply. You do seem to understand in what situation I am in. Your suggestion seems to be the ultimate solution but being new to the country without much financial backup, I'll have to put this option aside for
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
I've made them clear I don't want to be just an employee who gets in at 9 am and leaves at 5 pm. I want to lead, set up standards within the company on how the projects should be done. I've made it very clear to them that I w
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
I'm sick of working as a slave programmer where no one values good ideas and writing good code, thinking of scalability solutions. If you have respect for programmers, I promise you hard work and honesty !!
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After 6 years of programming, I'm still a developer. What am I doing wrong?
10 points by ozuvedi 12y ago|27 comments
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
Your Problem: You don't have patience. Remember, life is long and you have a lot things to learn. I had same issue as yours in my last company. I hated the company, their coding style, their system...everything. But after working 1 y
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
1. It's ok to feel you're a bit more good that other people but never let yourself feel you know better than everyone. 2. Respect your teammates and always be open to learn from them 3. Programming is not typing or coding. It&#x27
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by ozuvedi 12y ago
I went to your blog. If that is seriously yours then I don't think you need a job where you'll be managed by some dumb blokes. You have what it takes to create awesome stuffs. Go work on your dream ! Imagine what & where you w