Hard-pressed programmers

Hard-pressedProgramEmployee

What is the existence of programmers in the eyes of everyone? I used to think that this is a high-tech, high-income, promising job, but now more and more people are spraying this job.

When I used to select a major after my graduation from high school, I also thought that programmers were a very amazing job. So I chose a Computer Major. Later I found that this was actually a profession which we chose, most people engaged in this industry have no background, and their families are not very well qualified. More importantly, this profession seems to be working hard, but it is actually more tired than physical labor. Only programmers have been complaining.

Because programmers use their brains too much, their health is inferior to others. Recently, a news programmer turned to a fruit store owner. After two years, his skin became White and his temperament became better. It is of course the industry's credit to make such a change.

Programmers are often forced to work overtime. Due to fierce competition in the industry, everyone must work overtime in a short time, but the industry seldom pays for overtime. Therefore, programmers are a hard job, the cost-effectiveness of wages is not very high. However, many people only see high salaries of programmers, but do not know that programmers pay more.

Many people think that it will be much easier to become a leader with rich experience in the future. Otherwise, it is rare to see that there are leaders who can get off work on time, and they have many systems to take over and have great responsibilities, to ensure the project progress, you have to work overtime with your subordinates. Therefore, it is common for executives to leave their jobs, but they generally make enough money to enjoy their lives.

In this case, many technical programmers may be sprayed. They are focused on technology and intoxicated with it. They can go home from work one day and study technology, in the end, I made a lot of money to start my own business successfully, but this kind of realm is beyond my imagination, and the chances of success are not great. More programmers are ordinary people. Among my college students, few people who have been ruined by overtime work have left to start a business. Instead, they have chosen to work hard.