Versatile software engineer with a background in .NET consulting and CMS development. Working on regaining my embedded development skills to get more involved with IoT opportunities.
I don't know that I can recommend being a legendary developer. If you call my references (the ones who will agree in the first place), you will hear "one of the smartest people I have ever met" and "truly a rockstar developer" but when asked if they would hire me again, "hell no." I don't every try to be an asshole, but apparently I sometimes come across as one and if I don't get the autonomy I need I guess I become I real pain in the ass. There's many things that make a great developer and lots of wildcard situations which can paint every good thing you did in two years in a bad light is what I have discovered.
It's their loss. Search for another job where they appreciate every single thing you do. And trust me, you will shine there and tell all the people who didn't accept you: "Fu** you"
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I don't know that I can recommend being a legendary developer. If you call my references (the ones who will agree in the first place), you will hear "one of the smartest people I have ever met" and "truly a rockstar developer" but when asked if they would hire me again, "hell no." I don't every try to be an asshole, but apparently I sometimes come across as one and if I don't get the autonomy I need I guess I become I real pain in the ass. There's many things that make a great developer and lots of wildcard situations which can paint every good thing you did in two years in a bad light is what I have discovered.
It's their loss. Search for another job where they appreciate every single thing you do. And trust me, you will shine there and tell all the people who didn't accept you: "Fu** you"