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SnafuAI6846yMost of the time the answer is yes.
There are days when I think that being a shepherd or a baker would me more rewarding . Today was one of those with its 6 hours of stupid meetings, but it is not the norm.
I am selective enough with my jobs that I only take the ones where I get a challenge (even if the project is not glamorous or cutting edge). When that stops being the case it is time to change the client and/or employer. -
Si señor .. with all the ups and downs, I am happy with it and eager to develop myself more.
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No. I've been doing it for 30 years and have found a lot of it very fulfilling. However, I have experienced a great deal of soft ageism over the past couple of years, and have come to the realization that the current generation of management/pm/po/etc. folks are just recycling the idiotic things that were done 20 years ago with different catch phrases. To be fair, all of that has probably been said a million times by folks in different industries. The programming can still be fun. The people in charge, not so much.
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Brolls31156yYes in that it’s a good skill to have and it pays reasonably well.
No in that it’s a constantly moving treadmill, I used to code for fun, and now the knowledge of the uphill battle fills me will such existential dread that I tend to give up before I’ve begun.
It being my career has sadly sucked the vast majority of the joy from it for me.
Are you satisfied with your life as a developer?
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