I have some "issues" with the framing of this question. non-developers means literally everyone else in the world that doesn't write code for a living.
Do nurses, truck drivers, welders, scuba diving instructors reflect higher/lower levels of job satisfaction that devs?
I guess a good question would be, what things correlate with high levels of job satisfaction across multiple disciplines and to what extent does a career in software development afford these?
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I have some "issues" with the framing of this question. non-developers means literally everyone else in the world that doesn't write code for a living.
Do nurses, truck drivers, welders, scuba diving instructors reflect higher/lower levels of job satisfaction that devs?
I guess a good question would be, what things correlate with high levels of job satisfaction across multiple disciplines and to what extent does a career in software development afford these?