My Biggest Regret As A Programmer
A little over 20 years ago I was at a crossroads. My second company was petering out when our 5 years of building Deltagraph for the publisher ended (they wanted to move into the nascent internet space). At that point I had 13 years experience as a programmer but also 9 years or so experience running a company (at the same time). I no longer wanted to do both. My first company 85-87 not only built
Programming Is a Dead End Job - The Codist
Do you love to program? Don't expect to ever become CEO unless you start your own company - but even then the needs of leadership will likely result in not writing any more code. In most jobs as long as you continue to write code you will likely have a limited set of promotions you can get. Usually you go through some kind of hierarchy from junior to senior to lead programmer or software engineer.
Why I Don't Do Unpaid Overtime and Neither Should You
As a programmer in the U.S. for 30 years now I have spent some of that time working more than 40 hours in a week, which is not all that common in this industry, and when I was salaried I rarely if ever got more pay. No more, I now find the whole idea nauseating. I am not talking about running your own business, or working at a startup or other business entity where working more hours might get you
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