Users agree with tech engineers prioritizing urgent deadlines over family commitments amid the rapid shift from coding to AI prompting, citing needs for intense focus and spousal support to adapt.
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Exactly. We're in the middle of a rapid technology shift - I mean, we're going from hand-writing code to not writing code (but prompting and reviewing it) in ~12 months or less. If there's a time to put in effort to stay relevant it's during fast changes
Good point. When I switched jobs, I also asked for support from my spouse in the first few months while I proved myself, and so did she. https://x.com/NewSwiftDev/status/2079589920398578087
The full article about the best dev I worked with (who usually left the office at 5pm sharp, mind you... save for when work came first and their partner took on more load) https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/how-to-be-a-10x-engineer-interview
Users agree with tech engineers prioritizing urgent deadlines over family commitments amid the rapid shift from coding to AI prompting, citing needs for intense focus and spousal support to adapt.
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