'The “Midlife Crisis” of a Programming Career' programming coding
I've been programming professionally for several years already and what I have observed is that the amount of good programmers out there, of great developers who love their work and can do it with quality and passion, is pretty much close to zero.
I don't know how it happened, but I managed to somehow build an input barrier. I stay open, listen and if I see some potential for self-improvement I research and maybe adopt some technique or idea. But no BS can ever get through. I have worked in badly run projects for a long time, but I have not adopted any of those bad techniques for myself.
One thing I truly don't understand is how this situation is possible nowadays. Software development has matured a lot. You can find it hard to sell your knowledge, experience, and understanding of the universe to anyone. It's not in demand. What is in demand is having your projects ruined by the juniors who have no experience and desire to do professional work.
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