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tech is general isnt a good long term career path

agreed but it should be separate from the product reviews itself

do the phd and find a profession outside of tech.

most negative reviews have nothing to do with the actual product - its usually complaints about the poor packaging or late delivery time

this doesnt seem like a bad thing imo - tech has always favors young applicants

pretty good as a reference

work isnt a place for learning so to say - your reputation and advancement suffer greatly if you make mistakes so its best to stick to small repeatable tasks. for larger projects you should have junior analysts perform the work while you provide guidance and monitor progress

are there any decent ms office alternatives for linux (not libreoffice)?

research

thats the way technology has always been - you have to reskill every few years or get left behind

have you considered community college and doing a co op or campus work?

who knows? thats the fun part

even statisticians call social science - psychology especially - a pseudo science

learning a new skill is like exercise- it’ll hurt in the beginning but you’ll adapt

whats the goal of this project? what are you actually trying to learn from the EHR record?

how are you doing these days? less stressed?

i hate seeing these things on HN...its another side effect of our manic PC culture

it really depends on the industry.

burnout from dead end job

why doesnt this exist for any other field? you never hear of a DIY mathematician or economist...further proves that tech is a trade not a profession

i think tech is great career starting point but you should look to ‘exit’ at some point - take skills you’ve developed and apply them to a different field.

we need more statisticians doing medical research.

unionizing and strongly regulating the h1b system?

whats the benefit of rust over julia or C for computation?

you dont need therapy to know your own personal limits. you also shouldn't take advice from someone who doesn't have a stake in your success (i.e. win or lose you're still a patient)

a founder has far more leverage vs a waged worker

the workers arent the problem and therapy isnt the answer - workers shouldn’t feel afraid to set boundaries to prevent being exploited or abused.

what use case would this serve?

should the state implement mental health screening for police officers? if a cop has this much fear and anxiety dealing with civilians they should consider another profession (let alone carry a weapon).

in other words - its politics.