I had a couple of conversations last week with some students that went something like this .. “Sir, I’m currently learning DSA but I’m stuck and don’t know how to progress” So I asked these students, “why do you want to learn DSA? why do you want to code?”
Sir, thank you for your article. In one of your earlier posts, one thing stood out while I was reading this post: "Like most of you, I never had a strong desire to build a career in the tech industry." Here you mention "The most happy and successful employees I have seen, just seem to glide through their work every day. It is almost as if they are not working, but playing!"
I'm sure you're successful in your craft. What motivated you enough for so many years to keep upskilling even with the explicit intention of not further building your career in this industry? Surely it can't just be the monetary aspect, one would only burn out in time. Would love to hear from you.
Sir, thank you for your article. In one of your earlier posts, one thing stood out while I was reading this post: "Like most of you, I never had a strong desire to build a career in the tech industry." Here you mention "The most happy and successful employees I have seen, just seem to glide through their work every day. It is almost as if they are not working, but playing!"
I'm sure you're successful in your craft. What motivated you enough for so many years to keep upskilling even with the explicit intention of not further building your career in this industry? Surely it can't just be the monetary aspect, one would only burn out in time. Would love to hear from you.