| | A job in straight programming isn't usually the best idea. Programmers are a dime a dozen. Some might know how to do a specific task better than others, but usually programmers are expendable. Not doing your job well? Your company could probably go get a kid of the street who'd do it just as well or better for less money. But that being said, programming is an important tool. For most jobs now a days, some knowledge of computers and programming is a must, but it should be seen more as a way to do parts of your job, not your job itself. It's just that given enough time, pretty much anyone could be taught to program, and most programs could only be made in a couple ways. |
..i think it's an ok job but you have to be able to know all the languages so when a customer asks about a specific thing..u should be able to do it. I was going to give it a try on making games or game graphics..i heard that some people that make games.. they work there for like weeks without ever oging home.. it must mean that there is a lot of work needed..
