1. Coming everyday with passion to solve a problem.
2. Pay is very good
3. Last and most important..
When you are a coder you have the privilege not to comunicated verbally to anyone as long as you like.
The job becomes the quit place if you want to.

“The job becomes the quit place if you want to.” It’s like poetry to my vocationally dissatisfied ears.

@broseph open space noise?

I just can't find a job that provides 3rd 😢 with this new-age BS and (fr)agile ceremonies it's almost impossible to have a quiet non-interrupted hour.

And when you ask them to work from home they get all offensive "hey, you don't like our groovy office, our collaborative culture"... culture, culture, culture.... sick of it 🤮

@LordPeeve 1 solution
Bose QS35

@dror Yeah, too bad they don't appreciate me having them on during the stand up 😉

@LordPeeve OK that's the thing...
In my company stand-up is done on Skype from my seat.. No Camera.😉
btw according to agile guidelines it Should take 15 min.... Takes a lot more than that... 😕

@dror Lucky guy. Our stand up has 25ppl in and goes for min 30min. My team is 3 guys and the rest is just noise and discomfort in my feet 😅

@LordPeeve this is one way to have a strong Core..*finding the positive *

@dror yes 😅 now i can answer "yes" to those surveys asking if i exercise at least 20 minutes a day 😂