Before I sign, can I see your codebase?
19/1/2008Changing employers is always a hard decision to make. Whatever the reason is you found that new opportunity that caught your attention: money, fame, need for a new challenge. There are plenty of jobs in the sea, certainly as a developer, and it’s hard to find that one true job. You don’t want to end up in a job which has the same drawbacks as your previous gig. If you take the leap you want it to be worthwhile on all areas: financial, job satisfaction, etc. Although the financial aspect is an important part of the decision making it’s not the holy grail. For me even more important is job satisfaction. In every job interview they’re telling you they have state of the art ASP.Net Turbo 3000 code running on their Windows 2099 machines. But as we all know there is code and there is code.