Ravi Mohan writes:
In the chit chat that followed he asked “So what are you doing right now? ” And I answered, “well I was coding when you called …”.
His response was “You are still stuck coding!!!?”
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I was thinking about the same thing this morning. If someone loves to write code, then why would they want to climb up the ladder? Why can’t you be a programmer all your life? I think if a company wants someone with programming skills at the decision making level, they can well do that without making making her climb up the ladder.