On Friday, 30 May 2014 at 14:45:22 UTC, Etienne wrote:
On 2014-05-30 7:35 AM, Chris wrote:
Reading through Adam's book at home made me think about how
much time
I've spent reading / learning / thinking about programs
outside the
office. I read TDPL in my spare time. I checked out things in
the D
Cookbook in my spare time and applied them the next day, like
loads of
other things about programming and actual programs. I guess
most people
here have similar experiences. The issue is that most
employers don't
really appreciate this. Are we mad or just passionate?
It's one of those jobs you just can't leave behind you when
you're out of the office.
I've longed being talented enough to control that like a
hand-switch in the mind. It's what motivates me to keep
learning outside the job. A very vicious circle that fuels me
daily.
The best way to stop working once you get home is get a worse job
:)
