It's the ultimate "a woman's work is never done" - there's always something to do, something to learn, something to create. I fell into it back in the '90s taking over programming tasks from the people being paid to do them. Eventually, I made it official. 30 years on, I still love it.
I am a self-taught developer specializing in languages such as Javascript, C#, Python, and C++. I am currently attending college to obtain my bachelor's degree.
After 12 years in development, people need to go to safer position or start their own business. Because companies not shortlisting higher experience people.
It's the ultimate "a woman's work is never done" - there's always something to do, something to learn, something to create. I fell into it back in the '90s taking over programming tasks from the people being paid to do them. Eventually, I made it official. 30 years on, I still love it.
nice to know after so may years you still love it!
It`s really cool way to enjoy your job. I love how you expressed this.
Yes bro, I thought instead of complaining better see from the other side
that's a really cool way of looking at it, keep going!
thanks bro let's keep walking!
Haha, jokingly - what's the boss like? You know, the 'boss' of the level you are currently at? :)
I need to update my skill to see his level hehe
love this, keep going man!
let's do it
It's like you wrote what was in my head :D
we have the same vibe
More power to you budddy
to us my friend
The road ahead is ours to conquer! 🚀 Keep walking, keep winning! 😎
Let's keep going!
Interesting pov glad to know what people do to fight those situations of doubt
always fighting!
keep evolving
always
I feel a sense of pride when I can create something by myself.
you are awesome bro!
It looks like you are in my mind, I have same reason to love programming❤️🌏
nice to know bro!
positive energy +1
bless
After 12 years in development, people need to go to safer position or start their own business. Because companies not shortlisting higher experience people.
that's a good point of view