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My conclusion: if you’re a softwareengineer, with good technical background and ability, you can pretty much write your own ticket in Southern California. On the other hand, I do hear from technical folks complaining that companies aren’t seeing how they match their needs. Why do I say that?
I, I literally just wanted a pizza and I was a softwaredeveloper and so I wrote a version, one of, of a neighborhood delivery guide showed me all the restaurants delivered to me. I was making about half as much money as I did as a softwaredeveloper, which wasn't great, but it was like, okay, this is all right.
at 12:41 pm Rob, just a hypothetical question here: what if there were the equivalent to the iPhone app store for server software? Developers for apps on the iPhone are spared much of the friction you mentioned (marketing challenges, securing wide distribution, fulfillment headaches, varied platform and runtime support issues).
They founded Onward, a platform that matches displaced workers--usually, hourly workers--to industries that are hiring rapidly right now. And what I think you heard in that, like "I accidentally created a softwaredevelopment competition," is actually not quite right. Life essential services, job matching training resources.
I wasn’t a very good softwaredeveloper, and I was only modestly capable as a UX designer, but I learned enough to recognize clean code and effective, inspiring design when I saw it. Admittedly, I love all of the above, and if none of this sounds underwhelming, you probably are a good personality match for product management.)
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