Re:For gifted children, being intelligent can have dark impl...
by busterarm on Friday February 12, 2016 @11:00AM
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I finally was able to start my software development career in my early 30s and I found happiness working on a small team where there's a lot of work that needs to be done.
I can't necessarily do things the best way every time, but we have enough difficult problems to solve and its always appreciated when we make the marketing team's job easier. I love that my work either directly translates into more cash coming in or saves us a bunch of cash.
I'm a mediocre developer and okay with that I guess. I know that my potential is way higher, but I also feel like there's some greater calling out there in my life that is not my job/career.
It takes the edge off that feeling you're experiencing -- I definitely felt the exact same way in previous jobs.
I can't necessarily do things the best way every time, but we have enough difficult problems to solve and its always appreciated when we make the marketing team's job easier. I love that my work either directly translates into more cash coming in or saves us a bunch of cash.
I'm a mediocre developer and okay with that I guess. I know that my potential is way higher, but I also feel like there's some greater calling out there in my life that is not my job/career.
It takes the edge off that feeling you're experiencing -- I definitely felt the exact same way in previous jobs.
Love the Ren & Stimpy reference in your name btw.