I love programming but not the industry what can I do?
Greeting from Hong Kong! I don't know if it is possible to ask such a question in here.
Does anyone have the same feeling? Due to capitalism and methodologies and development life cycle, programmer/developer/engineer have to follow the rules at a company, I mean the "division of labour" depresses our creativity and problem solving skill. On the other side, if we work at a small company, then we are trying to become a coding machine.
I have thought about running my own startup and need to make a decision in no longer time. I like programming because I can "CREATE" and "AUTOMATE" the routine stuff. I hate programming when I'm going to become a slave and sitting down in front of computer for 9 hours with someone monitoring.
Any advice?
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Either work for yourself, or work for a smaller company with a great culture would be my advice. You don't really have to become a "coding machine" when working for a startup, but you might. What you should be looking for is a company, yours or someone else's where you WANT to code for 9 straight hours, because the stuff you're doing is really exciting to you.
-Harrison 7 years ago
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