> A lot of the students are in for the money, not for the love of the job.
Who cares? Can they do the job or not? Do they have the work ethic and professionalism to continue to do so?
The vast majority of people, including those who excel at their respective fields, don't love their jobs. This industry needs to stop using "passion" as a lazy signal for work ethic.
> The most boring developers I work with, the the ones who only learn to code while in college and never developed any interested to learn before that.
Who cares? Can they do the job or not? Do they have the work ethic and professionalism to continue to do so?
The vast majority of people, including those who excel at their respective fields, don't love their jobs. This industry needs to stop using "passion" as a lazy signal for work ethic.
> The most boring developers I work with, the the ones who only learn to code while in college and never developed any interested to learn before that.
Again, who gives a shit if they are "boring"?