While it isn't necessary to code at home to be successful, it does assume that you're at a job you love and it uses relatively new technology and practices. It also assumes that you're responsible enough to know when to move to a better job.
Success is also a subjective measurement. So there's that to consider.
What I feel is most important is that people should use their time effectively to what's most important to them. Be it family, a side project, a random hobby.
Basically just don't waste your time. Set your goals and go for it.
While it isn't necessary to code at home to be successful, it does assume that you're at a job you love and it uses relatively new technology and practices.
I don't agree. I love my job, and use new technologies, but I don't code outside of work anymore.
I've also worked in jobs that I haven't loved, and have used new technologies that I'm not interested in (Blockchain) but I have worked extra hours because it was expected.
Being in a company that doesn't expect you to work extra hours is a sign of a good culture.
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While it isn't necessary to code at home to be successful, it does assume that you're at a job you love and it uses relatively new technology and practices. It also assumes that you're responsible enough to know when to move to a better job.
Success is also a subjective measurement. So there's that to consider.
What I feel is most important is that people should use their time effectively to what's most important to them. Be it family, a side project, a random hobby.
Basically just don't waste your time. Set your goals and go for it.
I don't agree. I love my job, and use new technologies, but I don't code outside of work anymore.
I've also worked in jobs that I haven't loved, and have used new technologies that I'm not interested in (Blockchain) but I have worked extra hours because it was expected.
Being in a company that doesn't expect you to work extra hours is a sign of a good culture.