Q&A
Why learn to code?
- Money. Let's be honest, high-tech salaries are extremely lucrative.💰 Software developers get by far much more than the average statistical salaries. So moneywise it's really worth it.
- Fun. It's really cool to be able to build something unreal, something that can be built out of nothing just because you are smart and you can. It's fun 🎉🎈 and very satisfying to feel that you make something people like to use, whether it is a mobile social application or a smart cyber security solution that protects digital assets.
- Skies are not a limit anymore.Software is everywhere. Literally, every tiny thing in our life is turned out to be "smart" (glasses, tables, cars, and even kettles). SpaceX, Blue Origin 🚀, and many other companies take it even further, they take us even to the space. Mindblowing, or let's say stellar software is one of the crucial parts of their solution.
- High demand. Since there is a lot of companies that need software there is a constantly growing demand for software developers. The rate of growing demand is so much higher than the rate of supply of new programmers, which leads to higher salaries and better working conditions. 🤑
- Supreme working conditions. Flexible working hours and even flexible geological positions (since the COVID-19 pandemic). One can work from different cities, countries, and even continents. Beer stands, gyms, playrooms, and more are only for those who work at the company's building🤣
- Fabulous people.While working at a good company you meet a lot of great people. And by the nature of working in high tech one will change the place of work every 2-3 years, each time meeting a bunch of wonderful people, so it's a lot of new friends and interesting and useful connections.
