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S.D.L.C: Third World Programmer's Life Cycle

S.D.L.C: Third World Programmer's Life Cycle

Paperback

Series: Third World Programmer Chronicles

General ComputersGeneral Education

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ISBN13: 9798359514767
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Oct 22 2022
Pages: 96
Weight: 0.31
Height: 0.20 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Programming as a skill and an IT career as a source of income are mutually exclusive journeys. Rarely does anyone speaks about the software career publicly, and the former rarely fulfills the needs of aspirants competing in the last mile.

The pandemic and FAANG syndrome seem to be the last straw in the downward spiral of the technology careers of the majority of programmers. Many jumped into the industry out of necessity and now find themselves on a hiatus.

The book presents a perspective on an unbranded average software engineering career's life cycle.

What's inside?

  • The chapters look at a programmer's career as a product life cycle.
  • The book analyses the role and impact of education in defining a career.
  • The failures and suboptimal solutions lead to a cyclic career path.
  • The book takes a realistic view of the inability to build a sustainable multi-decade career in countries like India.
  • The book ends with personal notes and communications of the author at various inflection points in his career.

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