Ask HN: How to climb up in tech technologically (not by becoming a manager)?
I'd say I'm past junior and entering senior dev experience. I want to advance in my field as much as possible, but I'm a technical person. I don't want to manage teams or sit in boring corporate meetings, which is what I see around as my peers advance. I want to earn as much as possible while tackling more and more exciting technical problems. What positions should strive for in 5, 10, 20 years? I'm willing to study and work hard for it. I don't have certificates or degrees to show, but my work can speak for itself, hopefully. I'm involved in client development, beginning to work on cloud and microservices. Love coding, math, and open to learn completely new fields. 4 comments on Hacker News.
I'd say I'm past junior and entering senior dev experience. I want to advance in my field as much as possible, but I'm a technical person. I don't want to manage teams or sit in boring corporate meetings, which is what I see around as my peers advance. I want to earn as much as possible while tackling more and more exciting technical problems. What positions should strive for in 5, 10, 20 years? I'm willing to study and work hard for it. I don't have certificates or degrees to show, but my work can speak for itself, hopefully. I'm involved in client development, beginning to work on cloud and microservices. Love coding, math, and open to learn completely new fields.
I'd say I'm past junior and entering senior dev experience. I want to advance in my field as much as possible, but I'm a technical person. I don't want to manage teams or sit in boring corporate meetings, which is what I see around as my peers advance. I want to earn as much as possible while tackling more and more exciting technical problems. What positions should strive for in 5, 10, 20 years? I'm willing to study and work hard for it. I don't have certificates or degrees to show, but my work can speak for itself, hopefully. I'm involved in client development, beginning to work on cloud and microservices. Love coding, math, and open to learn completely new fields. 4 comments on Hacker News.
I'd say I'm past junior and entering senior dev experience. I want to advance in my field as much as possible, but I'm a technical person. I don't want to manage teams or sit in boring corporate meetings, which is what I see around as my peers advance. I want to earn as much as possible while tackling more and more exciting technical problems. What positions should strive for in 5, 10, 20 years? I'm willing to study and work hard for it. I don't have certificates or degrees to show, but my work can speak for itself, hopefully. I'm involved in client development, beginning to work on cloud and microservices. Love coding, math, and open to learn completely new fields.
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