I have had the reverse experience at my job. Whenever I share something I've learned while programming off-hours, or from a personal project, my coworkers act surprised that I would do such a thing. In team meetings, I've even been openly mocked for it.
It won't stop me from programming in my free time (when I have it), but I don't share off-work programming experiences anymore.
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I have had the reverse experience at my job. Whenever I share something I've learned while programming off-hours, or from a personal project, my coworkers act surprised that I would do such a thing. In team meetings, I've even been openly mocked for it.
It won't stop me from programming in my free time (when I have it), but I don't share off-work programming experiences anymore.