Re:Do you make over 20k a month?
by deconstruct on Tuesday October 10, 2023 @07:19AM
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That's right. Large majority of people on here (and especially reddit CS/programming subreddits) are employees and simply comfy in their corporate job.
It's not even that most won't start their own shop (which is perfectly do-able), it's also that they will actively attack even the mere notion of it.
And its usually using "isms" like "its hard to get clients", "its risky", "multiple clients mean multiple bosses" and "90% of businesses fail in the first 5 years" and other nonsense.
Edit: then the economy takes a turn, mass tech layoffs happen and it makes some people think.
It's not even that most won't start their own shop (which is perfectly do-able), it's also that they will actively attack even the mere notion of it.
And its usually using "isms" like "its hard to get clients", "its risky", "multiple clients mean multiple bosses" and "90% of businesses fail in the first 5 years" and other nonsense.
Edit: then the economy takes a turn, mass tech layoffs happen and it makes some people think.