Is it worth it to work and study to be a programmer?

delet delet2015-01-19 15:38:54

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delet delet, 2015-01-19 15:38:54

Hello. Today the thought came to mind: "Is it profitable to work and study as a programmer. And how much does he earn"
Please tell us everything about this profession. And is it worth studying and working for him?

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globuser, 2015-01-19
@gwoods

No, the main thing here is desire. It doesn't matter what thought came to you and when. If you suddenly studied for several years as an actor or a doctor, and then suddenly it dawned on you - is it worth it to study as a programmer, then why not. It doesn't matter who at all. The main thing in general in a person's life that is connected with work is his desire, and the desire for this desire. It doesn't matter who you study for, the main thing is to want. And not for fun or fashion to go there to study. Any job, even a plumber, even a programmer, becomes loved if it eventually turns into a hobby, and you can even work while relaxing and vice versa. You can always earn. And in terms of trends and salary levels, a programmer and engineer in the field of information technology is currently and in the future one of the well-paid professions. Although it all depends on the person, his skills,

maaGames, 2015-01-19
@maaGames

Not worth it. Judging by the question, programming is not your thing.

Vitaly, 2015-01-19
@vt4a2h

Costs. Be sure to go. The more you will be, the more valuable programmers will be as specialists.
And "working for a programmer" is also worth it. I need to wash the floor here a couple of times a week.

Elena, 2015-01-19
@Nidora

Such thoughts generally do not "come" to the head. If you have a soul for this profession all your life, then you would not even need to think about it. You just worked.
And if you learn everything from scratch, then this is a difficult profession to understand. In a year you will learn only the basic understanding.
For an "ideal" study - 3-5 years.

rtxf, 2015-01-21
@rtxf

With such a formulation of the question, there is only one answer - no. Go where your soul lies, in any industry you can get the same money if you have a desire to constantly learn and improve. Whether you are a mathematician, a mechanic, a doctor or a builder.

alk, 2015-02-03
@Alexey_Kutepov

What math? I just wanted to write games! =))

heidll, 2017-04-25
@heidll

If you don't know the math, be prepared to freelance for 10k a month, making shitty websites.

killmeslow, 2015-01-19
@killmeslow

A year later, you can cut 30-50 thousand. (depending on what you choose)