> careers/jobs were just a necessary evil because it's almost impossible to survive without money
> Once you have a family, debt, obligations it does matter. Health care too.
Health care is obviously the elephant in the room. But generally, you'll find that people like this have structured their life in a way that allows them to have this attitude toward their career.
We in the tech industry are particularly blessed in our ability to do this. (perhaps less so in the Bay Area)
> Once you have a family, debt, obligations it does matter. Health care too.
Health care is obviously the elephant in the room. But generally, you'll find that people like this have structured their life in a way that allows them to have this attitude toward their career.
We in the tech industry are particularly blessed in our ability to do this. (perhaps less so in the Bay Area)