in reply to Re: Becoming Just Another Economically Viable Perl Hacker
in thread Becoming Just Another Economically Viable Perl Hacker
I'm trying to understand the logic behind your post getting down voted. While attitude might not be the only reason programmers get fired, it certainly plays a part in transitions. Either the "attitude coders" don't fit in and choose to move on, or they get entrenched and others move on because of the new group dynamic.
I've often found great joy, and great frustration, in co-worker's attitudes. There have been times when I moved on because of the group dynamic.
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