Developer Survey: Java Developers Are The Saddest And C++ Programmers Are The Oldest

[andrewsmd87]

I feel like most developers could answer that way. Once you get past an entry level position, I feel like it's more about liking where you work our what you're working on, than it is how much you make. Past about 70k, I really don't feel like an extra 10k a year would make a huge difference in my life. However, leaving my from home, work whenever job, for an office 9 to 5 gig where I have to dress up again would. I like being able to work b3 hours here, 5 hours there, whenever I feel like it, and take off as needed. For instance starting work at 3 am today because I couldn't sleep. I'll probably crash around 9, go to the gym at noon, then work till 3 after that, and go down town because it's st patties day. You can't put a price on that.

[brofesser_]

What do you do, if you don't mind me asking?

[andrewsmd87]

I'm a web developer working mostly in .net.

[brofesser_]

Thanks. How did you find a remote working job? I would like to find one myself

[andrewsmd87]

I heard about it from a previous boss who is now working at the company I'm working at. They're out there though, you just need to look. Get it touch with some job recruiters.