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by mavster
2074 days ago
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I wholeheartedly disagree with this entire statement. If you want to grow as a programmer (in my case), then side projects are going to get you the skills to advance your career and get you a better job over "buddying up" with recruiters. Sure, you can be a 9-5 kinda person and then "switch off" when you get home, but you will be the one stuck wondering where it all went wrong and write a blog article complaining about it. insert principal skinner out-of-touch meme here |
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