> excellent developers decide they simply couldn't take the pressure and head out for something easier
Been working since late 90's with a 1.5 year break for grad school, but going through some extreme burnout right now and I totally want to do this. Don't want to try to "get away with pretending to work" at all, just want something easier with less pressure/stress.
> Check they're IT ops/dev organization; note whether they're using a third-party[2]. If you want that "back-end only job", look no further.
Can you name some specific companies to look at for this?
> My buddy took my advice and ended up getting an "Easy Corporate Job"
Which route did he go, the DBA team or the third-party IT org?
Been working since late 90's with a 1.5 year break for grad school, but going through some extreme burnout right now and I totally want to do this. Don't want to try to "get away with pretending to work" at all, just want something easier with less pressure/stress.
> Check they're IT ops/dev organization; note whether they're using a third-party[2]. If you want that "back-end only job", look no further.
Can you name some specific companies to look at for this?
> My buddy took my advice and ended up getting an "Easy Corporate Job"
Which route did he go, the DBA team or the third-party IT org?