I like your list and I think its helpful how you broke out many of the items into individual categories instead of just lumping them into 'culture'.
To me, I think think the list changes over time too. What might seem important to developer in their first 5 years would be different later on. I know my priorities have changed....
In the past I used to enjoy places that rewarded personal projects and such...but now less so. I'm more keen to keep my personal projects totally personal and do non-work learning on my own time.
I completely agree that the list should change over time. What I looked for in a company in my early twenties is very different to what I value now and is probably going to be different 5-10 years from now. Thank you for highlighting this :)
I think its also important to clarify that what is important for me might not be important for someone else even if they are at the same stage in life.
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I like your list and I think its helpful how you broke out many of the items into individual categories instead of just lumping them into 'culture'.
To me, I think think the list changes over time too. What might seem important to developer in their first 5 years would be different later on. I know my priorities have changed....
In the past I used to enjoy places that rewarded personal projects and such...but now less so. I'm more keen to keep my personal projects totally personal and do non-work learning on my own time.
Thanks for the kind comment, Jen.
I completely agree that the list should change over time. What I looked for in a company in my early twenties is very different to what I value now and is probably going to be different 5-10 years from now. Thank you for highlighting this :)
I think its also important to clarify that what is important for me might not be important for someone else even if they are at the same stage in life.