Back in 1997 when I joined college for computer Science in California, in any class there was maybe 1, occasionally 2 people that were in the class because they loved technology, and wanted to be in due to passion.
Everyone else was in it because computers paid well.
Not to say that people didn’t work hard or eventually become skilled. Just that money was the driving force more than anything.
Everyone else was in it because computers paid well.
Not to say that people didn’t work hard or eventually become skilled. Just that money was the driving force more than anything.
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